Hello fellow rebel capitals hope you're well boy my voice you can barely talk rebel capitals live

it was incredible that's what happened this last weekend and man my voice is kind of hoarse and

as you can tell but boy it was worth it what a fantastic event but let's get into the topic of the day. Michael Saylor just started

selling Bitcoin. I thought he was never, ever, ever going to sell. Wasn't he going to take

like his, uh, the, the Bitcoin password or almost like lock it away so no one can ever sell it for the rest of

his life or something like that. But we've been talking about this on the channel for a long time.

And that's the possible tentative or precarious. It's probably better word, precarious position that strategy might be in where

the price of Bitcoin isn't going up and going up consistently.

They might have to either sell shares, which dilutes the shareholders, all as being equal,

or they might have to even start selling bitcoin to pay those

what 10 11 percent dividends on the preferred so let me do a screen share and let's go into what

exactly is happening now it's but it's it's bizarre it's not straightforward it's, it's bizarre.

It's not straightforward what's happening.

So let's go over the screen share or do the screen share and you'll see exactly what I'm referring to.

Let's go over to Zero Hedge.

That was the best article I saw on it.

So I'm going to zoom in so you guys can see this. There we go. Let's go all the way to the top here. So working better, I don't even know what

that means, but I guess that's what Saylor tweeted yesterday. But the bottom line is he sold 32 Bitcoin over the weekend or maybe on Friday.

And this was according to their 8K filing that came out today.

Now, a few things that are bizarre here. one i thought sailor was never ever ever ever

going to sell bitcoin i thought if it's going to a million like why why would you sell bitcoin

but number two be i guess the obvious answer there would be because he has to sell the bitcoin

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