Bitcoin GIANTS RESPOND To Wall Streets ATTACK! (LOST CONTROL of The Supply Shock) | EP 1616

Nico Moran (0:01)

Bitcoin holders have come out today, they responded to Wall Street's Bitcoin attack from last week. Strongly said they bought 1200 coins, and it's taken them over 10,000 coins this month. MetaPlanet entered into their merger officially, and now they're opening to the US markets today. Well, as Strategy, they bought more Bitcoin, even though MSCI is basically kicking them out of their global index. So even if Strategy and MetaPlanet get delisted, which looks very likely, of course, what does it mean for their company stock, but for everyone out here, what does it mean for Bitcoin? Well, guys, I was telling you this last week that yes, Strategy would probably get more pressure on their price. It happened a little earlier than I thought. If you guys are watching the Strategy price over the weekend, they were down about 10 percent. So it might be even more brutal when they officially get delisted, but for now, they're not looking too bad. All right. So also, guys, we are in the Plan B Expo. We're in Lugano. I wish I had the horns. We have a live crowd here. So we're mixing it up this week. Anyways, yeah, it's empty. We're going to get it. We'll get it. All right, guys, hopefully it's working. We're working. Okay, we're good. Wait, hold on. You don't even know the hurdles I had to do to get this going. We were working for you guys, okay? Anyways, enough of that. All right, so first and foremost, here's Strive or Matt Cole. Matt Cole announced, guys, look, I'm not a Bitcoin Treasury buyer, but if you're going to buy one, it's probably Strive right now, all right? They're kicking ass. Wait, Family Friendly Show. In my past two minutes, I'm not. Okay. Anyways, Strive, Wednesday, again, three days from Wednesday to Friday, Strive acquired 223 Bitcoin at an average cost of about $81,000, bringing their holdings to $36,818.

They also did a stat IPO. They offered a new dividend product with 15% returns. It's above my pay grade. Just understand, they're doing incredible stuff, guys. Now, I do want to go to the Treasury Board here, the bracket leadership, because I think that's where the most interesting stuff is happening here. Again, Strive has been, I think they've acquired, let me try to do my math. I think they've acquired about 25,000 coins this year. Strategy and Strive are the two biggest Bitcoin Treasury buyers, actually further, the two biggest Bitcoin company buyers this entire year. If you are doing the tally book of how much Bitcoin is being bought, I think Strategy and Strive have bought 170, actually now the number is like 176, 77,000 Bitcoin. Obviously, the majority is Michael Saylor, but they're by far the biggest buyers. Now, going to the Bitcoin Treasury leaderboard here, again, this is where the interesting stuff's happening, guys. So Strategy, no one's gonna catch Strategy. They're 848,000 coins, they're gonna get to a million, everyone else is peanuts compared to what Saylor's been doing. But again, they're in the news today, I haven't even got to their news, they're at 44,000 coins. Then we have 21 capital, 43,515 coins. And then right on their heels is Strive. Again, in the last month, they have bought 10,000 coins. If Strive continues the way they're doing, buying 1,000, 2,000, 3,000, 4,000 coins a month, they are going to get to number three, literally like next month. So the race is heating up there. Again, Strive has 36,818. Now, what's interesting here is the rumors going around that Strive allegedly, on a speculative kind of perspective, gonna buy 4,000 coins this week. That's what I hear people talk about. I think even someone, no, it was Ben Workman tweeted this morning. He's like, yeah, we bought 1,200 last week. We're gonna buy 4,000 this week. So they're gonna get to 40,000 coins if they do get that much coin this week. So Bitcoin Treasury race is getting insane here. Now, let's get to MetaPlanet, because this is the other interesting news. Again, MetaPlanet, you guys know, I was covering it on our show a little while ago. They did get in a little hot water about what? Three weeks ago, a month ago. Again, we covered the whole show. It looked as if the executive suite at MetaPlanet kind of patented their pockets. Hey, I'm not gonna blame them. I liked money too, all right? Like, I get it. Anyways, they kind of rolled that back, but I think it was a week before that, two weeks before that, they announced that they were going to do a merger. And instead of MetaPlanet, the merger is Super League, all right? So they merged Super League, it's official, and now they are essentially opened up to the US market. Again, what was the play for MetaPlanet? It was Bitcoin Treasury companies in basically every continent, every market. Of course, MetaPlanet is in Japan. Well, now they are able to attract US money, US investors. So I know the leaderboard is looking a little stagnant here, besides Strive. I mean, Strive is just buying thousands of coins. It's insane. It looks as if that leaderboard might get a little crazier as well. If MetaPlanet is capable of attracting US capital, they might be able to get to 100,000 coins here relatively soon. Anyways, here's our boy Dylan LeClair, you know, the wonder kid out there. So Super League stockholders have approved every proposal at last week's annual meeting, including issuance of common stock and warrants to MetaPlanet, a name change to SuperPlanet, so it's going from MetaPlanet to SuperPlanet now, increase in authorized preferred shares from 10 million to 100 million. At closing, MetaPlanet will contribute 2,100 Bitcoin plus 2.5 million USD in exchange for 44.86 million common shares, 100 shares of strategic alliance preferred stock, and common stock warrants representing up to 3.4 billion of potential equity capital.