What strike and expiry do you have? You are usually posting screenshots. @Arnie Guitar I know this is total fodder between us, but there is literally nothing to talk about right now.
I bought wotm mstr calls but not recent, it's on my other thread, Sept and Dec expiration I still have half of my Dec mstr calls from last year, I wish I did not sell the other half but needed the funds for taxes, April was brutal time for bitcoin so very bad time to sell It turned out to be that taxes were not as much as I had estimated so the selling was not needed
rat poison squared? no pet rock? no fraud? no ponzi? no bitcoin is the best global monetary pristine collateral asset JPM will accept it as collateral for loans, and this latest news below
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bolivia-crypto-transactions-over-530-174912479.html Bolivia crypto transactions up over 530% amid currency woes
Paypal pffft we don't need no stinkin' Paypal (THEDAILYUPSIDE) BLOCKCHAIN Kraken Launches Crypto’s Attempt at a Venmo-Killer Kraken’s rising from the decentralized deep to capsize a big ship: traditional finance. The crypto platform launched a peer-to-peer payments app yesterday that lets users instantly send 300+ crypto tokens, stablecoins and fiat currencies to friends and family in more than 100 countries. Anyone who has had to split a check with new hostel friends knows that rivals Venmo and Zelle only support payments between US users. Kraken’s app, called Krak, also doesn’t charge fees for cross-border payments or transfers from one currency to another, setting it apart from PayPal. Kraken’s app is meant to serve as an entry point to digital assets for the crypto-cautious, with rewards of up to 10% on Krak account balances to entice new users. Krak is also part of Kraken’s push into traditional finance to diversify revenue ahead of a planned IPO. ‘Banking Sucks’ Those are the words of Kraken exec Mark Greenberg as Kraken and other crypto companies try to put their blockchain-backed spins on traditional finance: Kraken debuted tokens that represent US equities for non-US users, letting them trade representations of stocks like Nvidia and Tesla over the blockchain. It also bought futures-trading platform NinjaTrader this spring for $1.5 billion. Crypto exchange Coinbase teamed up with Shopify to launch a payments platform (creatively named Coinbase Payments) that lets merchants accept payments using the stablecoin USDC. The issuer of USDC, Circle, also introduced a cross-border payments network this spring. At the same time, TradFi isn’t going down without a fight: JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo are reportedly exploring the creation of a joint stablecoin, and brokerages like Morgan Stanley and Charles Schwab are working on adding crypto trading. Hot Coin Summer: The line between traditional and digital finance has grown blurry in the Trump era as regulatory actions against crypto companies have eased. In March, the SEC dropped a lawsuit accusing Kraken of operating an unregistered securities exchange, following the agency's abandonment of a similar suit against rival Coinbase. Both sides of the finance world have read the new room and aren’t missing the opportunity to try to eat each other’s lunch. Written by Jamie Wilde
These were the headlines on May30: I posted a chart on May30 just as we were coming off aths, showing price beginning a correction. My original chart wasn't focused on 100K because it was not a level of any significance... But some members here started digging their heels in the sand that somehow 100k was going to be the bottom... So I updated the chart later to include subwaves shown below. Price hit 98k on Jun22.