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Stock positions need to be held for at least half a year to a year, and when the actual expected returns materialize, it takes several years of time. The pace is much slower. Compared to the crypto space, where you can complete a cycle in just a few days. I'm not sure if many people who go into stock trading can adapt to it. You can't do short-term or swing trading anymore. Buying stocks is buying companies, and swinging trades won't make much money anyway.

This week I bought it at $15.7 per share. The $1.2 billion is from STRC preferred stock. However, it requires paying a high annual dividend yield of 11.5%. Previously, I saw a perspective from Teacher Bei on STRC yield of 11.5%. US Treasury yield: 4%. Credit spread 7.5%. In the credit risk model, if we assume the recovery rate after enterprise default is 40%, the default probability can be approximately calculated as: Default probability = Credit spread / ( (1 - Recovery rate)

BTC on the daily chart has eight consecutive green candles, yet it only rallied a few thousand points. Seems like MicroStrategy is the only buyer in the market? MicroStrategy in early March (March 2 - March 8): Bought 17,994 BTC, spending approximately $1.28 billion. (March 9 - March 15) Bought 22,337 BTC, spending approximately $1.57 billion. MicroStrategy's average cost basis: 75696. Almost break-even soon... BTC gives the feeling of an over-50-year-old man, crcl

The market still has very high expectations for hype. Expectations for pump are relatively harsh. One-third of hype's trading volume no longer comes from the crypto space. Even in a bear market, pump maintains daily buybacks of over 1m, having bought back 28.3%. At current prices, in around three years it could potentially buyback all circulating tokens. The market may also be concerned about the future prospects of the meme market.

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The timeline is mostly about investment schemes, like Bybit's byusdt and U's investment schemes. Wherever the interest rate is higher, that's where I'll go.

0xED6E000dEF95780fb89734c07EE2ce9F6dcAf110 The last Upbit increased by 200%

Many logical arguments seem flawless, but the price just doesn't go up and moves in the opposite direction. What should I do?

No wonder Japan and Korea are about to collapse.

A few days ago, I shared a screenshot of the Korea Composite Index in a family group. I just checked, and the price in the screenshot is 6244.

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I checked, and this feature indeed exists. The appearance of this option in the configuration interface indicates that OpenClaw supports calling large models without review filtering through Venice's API (such as Llama 3 or Morpheus). This is very appealing to traders who need to analyze sensitive market data or prioritize absolute privacy.

Ready to give it a try

Response from AI: This chart keenly captures a key watershed in the global financial asset trend after October 11, 2025. The candlestick chart you provided shows Bitcoin/USD, and it is clear that after October 2025, Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline, with the current fluctuation center shifting down to 68,000.

BTC monthly chart has three trading days left to close, with five consecutive down weeks. The decline started in October last year, marking a five-month downward cycle. On the weekly chart, there are four trading days remaining to close. Each time the monthly chart closes, the volatility is much higher than usual. Compared to the previous four-year cycle, BTC in 2021

The decline is not on the vehicle, and of course, the rise is not either. Congratulations to crcl holders. The main issue is that there isn't enough understanding yet. Once you understand the EV of crcl at lunchtime, but still haven't taken action, mainly because this thing has indeed dropped dramatically. At the price of 80, I wonder if the previous TS dollar-cost averaging users have already broken even.

After selling on 2.14, there were no more actions. I bought the dip on the morning of the 24th. Basically finished running. Didn't sell at a high point, mainly because expectations were quite low. Just want to earn some living expenses. Hanging in there is more important.

Visible crypto market funds are gradually withdrawing; it's not that prices will rebound after falling. The appeal of this space has diminished. It's not FUD.

Is the crypto era over? So where do we go from here? US stocks, A-shares?