😀 Why 'Incompetent Leaders' Are Bitcoin's Bull Case

Plus, Michael Saylor takes on his critics.

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Robert Kiyosaki is boarding the Bitcoin train. His argument is simple: global leaders are incompetent, and Bitcoin is the hedge against incompetence.

Strategy added to its Bitcoin stack past week in very competent fashion: here’s how much BTC is on the books now and what it means for MSTR.

Plus, Benzinga Edge’s Government Trade Tracker lets you monitor stock trades filed by U.S. lawmakers under the STOCK Act. See over 440 active trades across 185 members of Congress, with average performance tracking near +16.9%.

TOP STORY

"Rich Dad Poor Dad" author Robert Kiyosaki says he's watching Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and silver for reversal signals — and his trigger isn't price, it's policy.

His verdict: "I think our global leaders are incompetent only making things worse."

Kiyosaki said he's monitoring technical charts across all four assets and plans to add exposure once markets show signs of reversing…

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Benzinga Edge’s Government Trade Tracker lets you monitor stock trades filed by U.S. lawmakers under the STOCK Act. See over 440 active trades across 185 members of Congress, with average performance tracking near +16.9%.

Over the past 12 months alone, lawmakers have pulled more than $91 million out of the market — revealing themes retail investors often miss. 

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Tom Lee keeps forecasting an imminent ‘crypto spring’, even as prices say temperatures are still freezing. But BitMine keeps buying ETH — here’s how much.

Bitcoin is on the losing end of a liquidity rotation away from crypto and into AI. Here’s why it can’t win at the moment.

Cardano founder Hoskinson has had it with the outrage cycle and has blasted his critics. But that did little to boost ADA, which is down 10% in a week.

FINTECH FOCUS

Strategy bought 520 Bitcoin for $34.9 million and added $300 million to its dollar reserve last week — a direct response to STRC pressure.

Total holdings are 847,363 BTC worth roughly $54.8 billion against a $64.1 billion cost basis, leaving $9.3 billion in paper losses.

The USD Reserve now stands at $1.4 billion, with Saylor explicitly tying the buildup to supporting the credit quality of STRC $STRC.

MSTR broke its rising trendline from February's lows last week, closing down 3.46% to $112.53, but is recovering…

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