This is from a video by @TaikiMaeda2, just watched it and found it interesting. $BTC $STRC $MSTR He breaks down market tops and bottoms using a simple framework: positioning, who is left to sell, and who is left to buy. His main point is that right now a lot of participants are already in cash, waiting for a lower entry, which reduces the chances of a clean capitulation. The most interesting part is about Michael Saylor @saylor and his STRC / “Stretch” strategy. Instead of just buying BTC occasionally, he’s building a system: • Raises capital through a fixed yield product (~11.5%) • Investors buy it for stable dollar returns • That capital gets deployed into BTC So effectively, demand for yield turns into continuous Bitcoin buying. If this scales, it creates a new type of marginal buyer, not just crypto traders, but broader capital looking for yield. The idea is simple: more inflows into STRC → more BTC bought → potential structural bid under the market. Doesn’t remove downside risk, but definitely adds a new variable to the equation. Curious what others think about this.