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THE FINAL BITCOIN SHAKEOUT HAS BEGUN. $BTC is following the exact same cycle once again. Here's my plan: $64K → $57K → $49K → $43K → $39K → $70K → $109K Next stops: → $39k - 43K (Cycle Bottom October) → $70K (Breakout December) → $109K (January 2027) Save this. We'll
Now we know why they just call it "ship" [Spoken audio]: Like we had tried in the past to do these splashdowns as softly as possible. We experimented with roles. This is the first time we've put an intact starship in the water. This is a dream scenario for the team that's trying to get this heat shield data. Normally you're working with a slightly charred starship in the water, and now we have one intact. So the recovery team is moving in with their drones and that we are still getting views from Starship. It is sending these via Starlink from the other side of the world while it is floating in the water after flying through space. Like this is just completely surreal right now. This is just a mountain of data that we're going to get back. This is going to be so critical for refining the heat shield, everything else. And the really good news is all of these views that we're seeing, you're looking at a pretty intact looking heat shield, which as a reminder, we were flying at a significantly higher dynamic pressure, so putting way more stress on this vehicle on the way uphill, and it's sitting there in the water and, I mean, look at it. So, I'm a little bit over the moon on this. I know a lot of our team is just fascinated in the control room behind me. I mean, everybody is psyched. Everyone's gathered around their computers looking at these close-ups that we're getting of these heat shield tiles. 18,000 of them, I mean, you can probably count the ones that are missing right now on one hand. Like, this is just absolutely incredible. And the fact that like the cameras on board the Shipper still sending back video is just a little bit surreal. So, wow. Lucky number 13. Hell of a flight for Starship. Get it all the way there in the water. Really great day for version 3. All right. As Kate and Nate said, we're going to keep releasing more of this. Stay tuned. We've got some really cool stuff from some of the onboard...
