$XTZ
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Finally broke even $Bitcat Average entry price yesterday: 4.79M Now pulled down to 2.18M Rode several waves of high sells and low buys Profit landscape, looking forward to it DYOR
AI visual note: The image shows a cryptocurrency trading chart for the $Bitcat token (contract 0xdb...7777) on GMGN, displaying a market cap of $2.61M with a 58.16% decline from its all-time high of $7.35M, with the 15-minute price action showing volatile waves of high sells and low buys between roughly $1M and $4M. The visible average price markers of $2.5339M (buyers) and $2.1614M (sellers) directly support the poster's claim of "finally breaking even" after riding several price waves, as the current market cap has pulled back from their earlier entry near the highs down to current levels around their breakeven point.
If you bought $STRK for $51.72 on Jun 25, you had 40.6% gain on the equity in 2 months with further $MSTR upside ahead while locking in 15.5% effective dividend rate. Possibly the best buy in the history of fixed-income. All you had to do was ignore the death spiral ignoramuses.
AI visual note: A six-month price chart of Strategy's (NASDAQ: STRK) 8.00% Perpetual Strike Preferred Shares Series A shows the stock recovering from a low of $51.72 on June 25 to close at $72.26 on Aug 21, illustrating the ~40% gain referenced in the post while the underlying $MSTR exposure continues to provide additional upside potential.
huhhhh totally might change the theme on the Shibarium nft backrooms ( shibgallery.vercel.app ) gallery to something else for a bit
AI visual note: A black-and-white lithograph depicting an Escher-style impossible staircase with figures climbing in various directions, fitting the post's mention of changing the gallery theme as the surreal, maze-like artwork visually evokes the disorienting "backrooms" concept.