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MicroStrategy selling Bitcoin is essentially a complete de-mystification of cryptocurrencies by Wall Street...
Tonight's disclosure revealed that MicroStrategy sold 32 Bitcoins to pay dividends.
In my view, 320 Bitcoins doesn't matter, 3,200 Bitcoins doesn't matter either; what's important is that he used 32 Bitcoins to pay dividends.
This round of crypto-stock linkage is fundamentally driven by MicroStrategy. Its promise of "never selling Bitcoin" was completely broken tonight.
This means a myth of an era is collapsing, and a new dynasty has been shattered.
Previous crypto-stock linkages were

I think the U.S. stock market is actually very simple right now
Just look at the top gainers, buy in and relax, for those with a high risk appetite, open a contract, and you’re basically guaranteed to make money
In the U.S. stock market, there’s no skill involved, boldness beats everything

I'm off the air...!
During the live broadcast, people always ask about the secret to wealth, ask how much money certain traders made...
In my opinion, luck is luck, not skill; it’s just your fortune: if you have it, you have it; if you don’t, you don’t. No need to worry about it. What’s meant for you is yours, and what’s not meant for you isn’t yours, especially since many people are fake 🥵
If you don’t have it now, it means your good fortune is still coming!
Alright, sleep time!

Zhipu has a market value of 500 billion...
Compared to other major companies:
NetEase took 23 years,
Alibaba took 15 years,
Xiaomi took 10 years,
Tencent took 9 years,
Pinduoduo took 5 years,
While Zhipu only took 3 months...🥹

What does it mean to be so wealthy that you can rival a nation...

Comparison of Mainstream Platform Pre-IPO Prices/Valuations in 2026
Recently, Pre-IPO has been very popular. Here's a compilation and sharing of valuation price comparisons across major trading platforms—making it easier for everyone to choose the most cost-effective option!
Let's go! All you Wall Street wolves!

Half of the US stock positions were sold. The reason is very simple:
1. U.S. Treasury yields surged sharply, reaching around 5.177%, the highest level since 2007, forcing a squeeze on gold and U.S. stocks 🥵
2. The new Federal Reserve chair, Wosh, will take office on May 22. This person is hawkish before taking office, and it’s unclear what they’ll do once in office—mixed feelings—so better to run first… 🥲
3. The China-U.S. meeting brought no substantive positive developments, and I’m concerned about the future China-U.S. trade and relations 🥵🥵

Old Toot leaves first, Old Mazi comes right after, what are we buying, friends???!!
Military industry???