ANOTHER Broken Promise From Saylor.

Michael Saylor's company Strategy just bought back $25 million of its own STRC preferred shares — but the money came from selling $544 million worth of MSTR common stock, not from Bitcoin purchases. Saylor hasn't bought any Bitcoin in five weeks, and Parker Lewis pointed out that same cash could have bought roughly 8,300 Bitcoin instead. In this episode: • Strategy sells 5.4 million MSTR shares for $544 million to fund STRC buybacks, with Saylor stating repurchases may also be funded by BTC sales — his stated goal is to keep STRC trading near $100. • BIP 110 debate heats up ahead of an August 8th activation window, with the panel noting signaling hash rate remains in single digits and a minority chain split appears likely if nothing changes. • Fauci's private diary leaked by Rand Paul reveals that in January 2020, only 2 of 12 scientists consulted believed natural origin was likely — directly contradicting Fauci's public statements for years. • A former World Bank president tells CNBC the Federal Reserve has lost over a trillion dollars by borrowing from banks at 5.4% to buy government bonds, effectively hiding the true fiscal picture. • NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani promises city-run grocery stores priced 30% below retail — the panel compares the plan to Chavez-era Venezuelan price controls and the inevitable empty shelves that followed. • A traveler in Atlanta used GrapheneOS's duress PIN to wipe his device when asked to unlock it at the airport — the DOJ is now charging him with destroying evidence. • Ben announces a new tutorial channel launching in eight days, with day-one videos covering GrapheneOS setup, local AI with LM Studio, and sovereign computing with Umbrel. Watch the video version: https://youtu.be/I_qvrcaWyiA