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ETH 1550
Feb 3rd 2021 - Eth, $1,550
Jun 12th 2022 - Eth $1,550
Jan 15th 2023 - Eth $1,550
Sep 12th 2023 - ETH $1,550
April 7th 2025 - ETH $1,550
June 5th 2026 - ETH $1,550
Congrats to all ETH holders.
u/GabeSter — 4 days ago
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After months of Michael Saylor comparing Micro Strategies preferred stock STRC to a Money Market, STRC is down 7% in the last five days as all investors in 2026 are now at an unrealized loss .
For those that don't know STRC is a preferred stock that means the money you put in can only be sold to other preferred stock buyers you can't redeem your buy price. You'd think Strategy would have made that more clear with all their marketing when Saylor repeatedly said it was money market stability, or indirectly called it a "money market fund".
But here we are in perhaps the most predictable situation ever. Coffeezilla
u/coffeebreak42 made a video warning about this exact situation a few months ago.
u/GabeSter — 4 days ago
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As Polkadot continues to slide out of the top 100 (currently rank 50). 2021 darling DOT has dropped below $1 for the first time ever. Marking a total loss of 98.2% since the ATH (4 years ago) of $55.98. [All Time Chart Image 2]
u/GabeSter — 4 days ago
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Microstrategy marketcap is down ~15% in two days approximately $7B. After selling just 32 BTC or .0038% of their total supply for just $2M. How exactly is he supposed to be able to ever sell from his stash in the future without dumping the price of his entire company.
u/GabeSter — 7 days ago
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If MicroStrategy sells any more of their 843k bitcoin (at current price of 67,900) they’ll be realizing a loss of 10% per bitcoin.
u/GabeSter — 7 days ago
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Apparently we’re sooooo early Michael Saylor had to sell 32 bitcoin to prove it was a liquid asset…
u/GabeSter — 8 days ago