$Strategy(MSTR)$   $Upstart Holdings, Inc.(UPST)$   $2X ETHER ETF(ETHU)$   $BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc.(BMNR)$   Recent sudden crashes in the capital markets really boil down to one thing: a squeeze in U.S. dollar liquidity. My view hasn’t changed — since U.S. Treasuries are essentially a long-term liquidity drain, there must always be “pipes” supplying water to them. One pipe is the U.S. banking system, and another is the yen carry trade. If both of these pipes dry up for different reasons, then the next pool of liquidity is cryptocurrencies. If that s

Ladies, gentlemen, and everyone currently protecting their savings with their lives… buckle up.  This actually happened to me in January 2025, and I’m still recovering from the whiplash of going from “Is this a date?” to “OMG I’m in an MLM ambush.” I work in an investment bank in Singapore (yes, the soul-crushing, Excel-until-4 a.m. kind).  Early Jan, I’m in a client meeting when the client drags along a “friend who’s just here for support.” Let’s call this specimen Calvin. Tall, razor-sharp jawline, tailored shirt hugging exactly the right places, that quiet-danger finance-bro energy. Think Timothée Chalamet crossed with a wolf of Wall Street. I barely registered him during the meeting… until it ended. He glides over as we’re leaving, flashes the most lethal smile and goes:

$Strategy(MSTR)$   $BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc.(BMNR)$   Yo, crypto fans – BTC's dipping below $96K (down ~1% today, -6% WoW), ETH hovering ~$3,200 (off 7% this week). The slide's got everyone sweating: Is this just noise, or the prelude to a cascade? Eyes on the DCA giants – MicroStrategy (MSTR) and Bitmine Immersion (BMNR). Their "HODL forever" vibes are cracking under pressure. Let's break down the warning signs, fresh as of Nov 16, 2025. Buckle up. The Fear: Liquidation Dominoes? Everyone's whispering: If these whales dump, does BTC crater to $75K or worse? MSTR's got 642K BTC ($61.7B at current prices), BMNR 3.5M ETH ($11.2B). One forced sell? Market bloodbath. But remember – i

Last week, it wasn’t just tech stocks that fell on Wall Street — the restaurant sector also took a major hit amid high inflation and rising job losses. Papa John’s plunged more than 20% after Apollo abandoned its $2.2 billion takeover bid, while Pizza Hut reported its eighth straight quarter of declining sales, prompting parent company Yum! Brands to consider going private. These setbacks reflect a broader slowdown in young Americans’ spending power, squeezed by soaring living costs, layoffs, and mounting debt, leading foreign investors to downgrade popular chains like Cava, Dutch Bros, Shake Shack, and Starbucks. $McDonald's(MCD)$ $Yum(YUM)$   $CAVA Group In

🇺🇸 U.S. Senate Approves Bill 60–40 to Reopen the Government 💥 Markets React: Liquidity Returning, Risk Assets Turning Bullish 🚀 $2X ETHER ETF(ETHU)$  $Bitwise Bitcoin ETF(BITB)$  $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$  $Robinhood(HOOD)$  @TigerStars  @TigerObserver  @Daily_Discussion  @Tiger_comments  

Preventive, Backed by Sam Altman and Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong, Pushes CRISPR Embryo Editing Overseas In the United States and most countries, gene-edited babies are explicitly banned. Yet, a group of Silicon Valley tech billionaires and startups are working to make it a reality. One of the most watched among them is Preventive, a startup backed by Sam Altman and his husband, along with Brian Armstrong, CEO of the cryptocurrency platform Coinbase. Preventive’s goal is to use CRISPR and other gene-editing technologies at the embryo stage to correct genes that cause severe hereditary diseases—so children can be born free of them. Since the U.S. FDA isn’t even allowed to accept clinical trial applications for such work, Preventive is seeking countries with looser regulations, like the UAE, t