PRINCESSOFCOINS

A comunidade Pepe é a mais chata que existe. São alucinados e serão todos liquidados.

I am entering a 50x Short on Pepe

Rede Ton é uma joia. Saiam de memecoins lastreadas por BTC

And if you have memecoin, sell it. Except $DOGS but don't enter with thousands of dollars. Just 1 dollar or a little more. I have 32 thousand dogs with just 5 dollars. And notice that I am in Short on BTC at 100x already with more than 500% profit.

Many profiles here show you analyses in 5m and 15m periods to deceive. Make your analysis based on the daily candle.

Obviously, by December, we will have corrections of all crypto assets.

following the goal

At the focus of the goal in Short.

A trade only in the month of July in Short for the entire ...without despair...it's now at 13 dollars in profit just by following the daily candle. Goal: 40 dollars.

The 30th is normally an institutional date for closing contracts. Always study.

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He left

It needs to drop more by December for us to buy

Do you know what an Order Block is?

I love fights between billionaires

Whales using all kinds of social networks to deceive us..

Go down more because it's not enough for us to enter Long

What will strengthen the BTC block is for banks to stop buying and leave it for us to buy DIRECTLY without intermediaries. This strategy by Saylor is the most negative possible. Being a BTC Bank is a trap! Even more so BTC bought through LOANS with banks.

First attack of the day made by @AndreKoiN

MicroStrategy is targeted by a lawsuit for omitting risks in its bitcoin bet

According to the lawsuit, the defendants allegedly made false and misleading statements, omitted relevant information about the expected profitability of the company's focused investment strategy.

MicroStrategy, a software company that invests in bitcoin, reported in a regulatory document that it was targeted by a class action filed in the United States District Court.

The lawsuit names as defendants the company itself, CEO Michael Saylor, CEO Phong Le, and CFO Andrew Kang, and alleges violations of securities law.

The plaintiff, Anas Hamza, claims to represent a class of investors who operated between April 30, 2024, and April 4, 2025.
According to the lawsuit, the defendants allegedly made false and misleading statements, omitted relevant information about the expected profitability of the company's bitcoin-focused investment strategy, as well as the inherent risks of cryptocurrency volatility and the magnitude of potential losses.
The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages, interest, and other compensation for the affected investors.
In response, MicroStrategy stated that it intends to defend itself "vigorously" against the allegations.