Bitcoin has won. Global consensus is that $BTC is digital capital. The four-year cycle is dead. Price is now driven by capital flows. Bank and digital credit will determine Bitcoin’s growth trajectory. The biggest risk is bad ideas driving iatrogenic protocol changes.

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The evolution of $STRC continues. Next proposed upgrade: Daily Dividends.

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Strive acquired 1,107 $BTC for $94.5M at an average cost of $85,396 per bitcoin, bringing total holdings to ₿27,462. Warrant exercises generated another $12.4M. Including those proceeds, 85% of total capital raised came from SATA. $ASST $SATA

Ciao, ₿ears.

Turn amplification up some more.

Even more orange.

$STRC is Digital Credit. $IBIT is Digital Capital. $MSTR is Digital Equity.

My conversation with @TimKotzman on Digital Credit, including @Strategy's move to daily dividends, the ownership base, and $STRC L2s. 0:00 - Intro 1:13 - What is Digital Credit? 6:16 - How is Strategy thinking about everyday dividends? 10:05 - What is STRC and why should you own it? 15:40 - Why Strategy bought back STRC 20:45 - How Strategy is building liquidity and trust in the market 23:40 - Who is the right owner of STRC? 29:00 - Where can STRC, Digital Credit, and the industry go from here?

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Digital Credit - Weekly Close (Sep. 25) A grind-higher week for the stack, and a buyback milestone. 👀 @Strategy keeps retiring paper... 🔴 $MSTR • Finished up +3.0% w/w at $158.61. Net mNAV grew from 1.20x vs 1.16x a month ago. • The addition of 950 BTC was announced with the treasury finishing the week with a $7.0B unrealized gain. 🔴 $STRC • Ended at $98.54 (flat w/w), 12.2% effective yield. The $174M repurchase announced this week pushed the buyback program past $1B retired, and short interest is down to 1.9% of float. • Next up: daily dividends go to a shareholder vote on Oct 28, with STRC first in line. @Strive the shorts came back... 🔵 $ASST • Closed -2.2% w/w at $29.44. Net mNAV stood at 2.16x, and the short trade re-loaded: 28.1% of float, 2.3 days to cover. • The $27 warrants expiring Oct 10 remain a potential overhang to watch. 🔵 $SATA • Held par at $100.01 (flat w/w), 13.0% effective yield. Another 1,355 BTC funded by the ATM takes the treasury to 26,355 BTC, +54.5% BTC yield YTD. The SATA short is nearly extinct: 1.6% of float, 0.3 days to cover, still paying 26.5%/yr to stay on. Where digital credit closed, updated daily: treasurytracker.net

Let’s address the ₿ull in the room.

Digital Credit should work every day. $STRF $STRC $STRK $STRD

Tuttle Capital Management (TCM), together with sub-adviser Strive Asset Management (SAM), today announced the launch of the T-Strive Digital Credit Preferred Income ETF (CBOE BZX: DCAP), an actively managed, structured credit ETF that seeks current income by investing in preferred securities issued by Bitcoin treasury companies. “Digital Credit is a young and developing market, and we've already seen meaningful periods of price dislocation that we believe reflect market inefficiencies," said Alex Xethalis, Head of Distribution at Strive Asset Management. "In normal markets, we expect DCAP to primarily own Digital Credit without leverage. But if substantial price declines create what we believe are attractive entry points, our institutional financing capabilities give DCAP the flexibility to deploy leverage opportunistically and buy into those dislocations. The goal is to generate excess returns over a simple buy-and-hold strategy by systematically taking advantage of those opportunities if they arise." Read the full press release here: newsfilecorp.com/release/315…

Tuttle Capital Management (TCM) @TuttleCapital, together with sub-adviser Strive Asset Management (SAM)@Strive @Strivefunds, today announced the launch of the T-Strive Digital Credit Preferred Income ETF (CBOE BZX: DCAP), an actively managed, structured credit ETF that seeks current income by investing in preferred securities issued by Bitcoin treasury companies. “Digital Credit is a young and developing market, and we've already seen meaningful periods of price dislocation that we believe reflect market inefficiencies," said Alex Xethalis, Head of Distribution at Strive Asset Management. "In normal markets, we expect DCAP to primarily own Digital Credit without leverage. But if substantial price declines create what we believe are attractive entry points, our institutional financing capabilities give DCAP the flexibility to deploy leverage opportunistically and buy into those dislocations. The goal is to generate excess returns over a simple buy-and-hold strategy by systematically taking advantage of those opportunities if they arise." Read the full press release here: Tuttle Capital and Strive Asset Management Launch the First US Digital Credit ETF ($DCAP) For more information, including risks and to view a prospectus, visit digitalcreditetfs.com