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strive bought 6,182 bitcoin for $511M

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strategy bought none and spent $205M buying back its own preferred shares (Cointelegraph), and that split is the story i'm following into the fed.

Share on X
MarketsLevel24hweek
$BTC79,635-0.6%-4.0%
$ETH2303.2-0.9%-5.9%
$SOL99.6-1.3%-6.5%
BTC.D60.0%
F&G48 neutral

01Crypto4 stories

02Macro3 stories

03Today3 stories

  • 8:30 ET, september durable goods orders, the read on what companies spend on big equipment
  • 10 ET, conference board consumer confidence. september's 81.9 was the lowest since 2014, so another drop means households are pulling back
  • robinhood reports, the cleanest read on how much retail is still trading crypto

05My view

strive just showed that a public company can still raise money and turn it into bitcoin. on top of the buy, it lined up a $1B program to sell new stock as it goes (Bitcoin Magazine). my guess is that strategy's buyback is balance-sheet housekeeping and says nothing about its appetite for bitcoin. low confidence on that one.

the risk i'm tracking is cash leaving crypto. stablecoin supply shrank 0.73% over the week, and the smaller coins took the hit, with $SUI down 12.2% in seven days. it gets settled on two dates: wednesday afternoon, when warsh explains the december language, and thursday's PCE inflation print.

if stablecoin supply keeps falling after the fed, corporate buyers are holding this market up alone and i get more careful. if it turns back up, strive's timing will look early in the good way, and that's where i lean.

the fed decides tomorrow at 2pm ET. today is homework. lock in.