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MSTR priced in BTC plus the large accumalations marked

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Microstrategy priced in Bitcoin plus markers for when MSTR buys more than 1,000 Bitcoin. Also includes the one occasion MSTR sold 701 Bitcoin in red.

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The decline of purchasing power of the USD since WW2. Background for The Everything Code on TradingView.

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US Real GDP YoY% vs ISM, comparison and long term correlation. Background for The Everything Code on TradingView.

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US Household Real Median Income/SPX Inflation Adjusted Percentage change of US Real Median Income versus the S&P500 Inflation Adjusted price. Basically incomes today buy less and less of the S&P. Background for The Everything Code on TradingView.

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US Household Real Median Income/US Real Median House Price Percentage Change of US Household Real Median Income against the US Real Median House Price. Basically incomes today buy less and less real estate. Background for The Everything Code on TradingView.

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US Trade Balance Background for The Everything Code on TradingView.

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Debt - US Total Debt as % of GDP Background for The Everything Code on TradingView.

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Debt - US Corporate Debt as % of GDP Background for The Everything Code on TradingView.

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Debt - US Household Debt as % of GDP Background for The Everything Code on TradingView.

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Debt - US Government Debt as % of GDP Background for The Everything Code on Tradingview.

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Percentage change of Bitcoin and NASDAQ denominated in Fed Balance Sheet terms. Positive % means the asset is increasing in value against the Fed Balance Sheet, a minus % means the reverse.

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Percentage change of Gold, S&P500, NASDAQ and Case Schiller Index denominated in Fed Balance Sheet terms. Positive % means the asset is increasing in value against the Fed Balance Sheet, a minus % means the reverse.

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BTC priced in Fed Balance Sheet terms, not dollar terms, and indexed to 100 from day 0. Also thrown in the NASDAQ priced in Fed Balance Sheet terms as a point of comparison.