Has anyone noticed an overlooked warning sign?

What MSTR is facing now may be more than just a simple correction. The stock price has been slashed by over 60% from its peak, with a staggering evaporation of market value, and there are even rumors about it being kicked out of the MSCI index.

On the surface, it seems to be dragged down by Bitcoin's drop from its $120,000 high, but if you think about it, something doesn't add up—could it be that this so-called "central bank of Bitcoin" is being targeted by traditional financial forces?

Would the Fed's system and the old players on Wall Street really just stand by and watch a tech company aggressively buying Bitcoin challenge their monetary authority? The more you look at this, the more it feels like someone is playing a much bigger game.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 57m ago

Dropped 60% and still calling it a pullback, that's funny. Looks like MSTR really got targeted this time.

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MetaverseHermit

· 12-03 04:07

A 60% drop—this can't be a coincidence, right? Feels like we got sniped.

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 12-03 04:04

No way, MSTR really took a hit this time, but honestly, if the Fed really wanted to go after them, they would’ve done it already. No need to go to all this trouble. --- A 60% drop sounds scary, but Bitcoin itself isn’t holding steady either. Why does everything have to be about some “grand chess game”? --- Getting kicked out of MSCI is just because the market cap dropped, it’s totally normal. Don’t overthink it. --- Wait a sec, if this is really Wall Street making moves, what can us retail investors even do? Should we be accumulating or getting out? --- Honestly, MSTR is just a leveraged tool. When things go down, it’s always hit the hardest. No need for any conspiracy theories. --- Personally, I think the problem isn’t Wall Street, it’s that Saylor is just way too aggressive. --- When Bitcoin fell back from $120,000, stop-losses should’ve been triggered. Can’t blame anyone else for that.

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GasFeeGazer

· 12-03 04:03

Hmm... MSTR is having a tough time this round, but honestly, if Wall Street really wanted to take it down, they would have done it long ago—there's no need to wait until now, right?

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GasWaster

· 12-03 04:03

Damn, this move by MSTR really broke the defense. It doesn't feel like a simple correction.

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