- Holders of STRC receive the dividend regardless of the price. - If STRC doesn't go back to $100m then Saylor can't sell more to buy BTC. - That is bad for BTC because the market will realize that the biggest buyer can't raise cash. -If STRC has one or 2 months where it doesn't hit $100 the market realizes that its not actually worth $100, it could be worth $70, $50, who knows... - As soon as that happen we get a death spiral of sorts where Saylor has to keep raising the yield to try get it back to $100. The only problem is that the more he raises the yield , the more$BTC BTC he may need to sell...
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TokenizedRWAReach$31.4BEvery time short term holders capitulate and long term holders stack, the same thing happens next: Get ready for the full bullish reversal.
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First, the BTC selling looks broader this time. ARKB and IBIT were nearly tied at the top, each seeing roughly $310M–$324M in outflows, while January’s waves were more IBIT-driven. ETH still rhymes with January, with ETHA doing most of the damage.
Second, BTC is now at $77k, less than 2% above the ~$76k support, making this week's ETF prints critical to watch.
President Trump said leaders of Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE asked him to hold off a strike on Iran that was planned for Tuesday, to allow for what he called serious negotiations.
His comments came after Iran's Foreign Ministry said it had delivered a response to the latest US proposal through mediator Pakistan.
The pause is the latest turn in a war that began in late February and has disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and driven a global energy price shock.