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JP Morgan’s Attack on Saylor & Bitcoin EXPOSED | Simply Originals · Simply Bitcoin

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  Ladies and gentlemen, holy hell, JP Morgan has officially kicked
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  the cyber hornet's nest. The same institutions that
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  financed corruption, rigged markets, engineered bailouts,
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  and protected Jeffrey Epstein for two decades now want you to
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  believe that Bitcoin is the threat to financial stability.
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  And today I'm going to show you the receipts, the timeline, the
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  smoking gun, a coordinated attack on micro strategy, on
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  Sailor, and on Bitcoin itself. This isn't FUD.
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  This isn't speculation, this was an economic hit job engineered
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  in boardrooms time to perfection and executed while retail panic
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  sold into the dirt. And tonight we expose the whole
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  thing. You called down the Thunder,
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  Jamie. Now get ready for the boom.
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  All a new social media post here from the president of the United
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  States. He is calling for a Department
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  of Justice investigation into JP Morgan, former President Bill
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  Clinton and others involved in relationships with Jeffrey
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  Epstein. Here's what the president said
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  on social media just a short time ago.
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  He says now that the Democrats are using the Epstein hoax
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  involving Democrats, not Republicans, to try and deflect
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  from their disastrous shutdown and all their other failures.
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  I will be asking Attorney General Pam Bondi and the
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  Department of Justice, together with our great patriots at the
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  FBI, to investigate Jeffrey Epstein's involvement and
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  relationship with Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, Reed Hoffman, JP
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  Morgan Chase and many other people in institutions to
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  determine what was going on with them and him.
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  He goes on to say records show that these men and many others
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  spent large portions of their life with Epstein and on his
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  island. Stay tuned.
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  So this presents a significant challenge for those individuals
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  and institutions that the president is suggesting he is
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  going to turn the Department of Justice on to.
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  Clearly, there's a history with a number of these individuals
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  and institutions with Jeffrey Epstein.
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  The potential for embarrassing headlines is certainly there for
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  all of them. And it represents a political
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  response here from the president of the United States, who has
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  been under fire for several days now from new emails released on
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  Capitol Hill that show Jeffrey Epstein in emails years before
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  his death discussing his deep and ongoing relationship with
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  Donald Trump that was active for several decades and ended
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  abruptly around 2004. All of that pressure from the
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  Epstein scandal on the president and this White House now
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  appearing to result in a social media post in which the
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  president is demanding that his Department of Justice
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  investigate others for their relationships with Jeffrey
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  Epstein. So we'll see what the White
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  House has to say about this. Any additional detail from the
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  Department of Justice on where this investigation?
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  Might be all right now before we go any deeper into Epstein,
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  Jamie Dimon or operation choke .3 point O, you need to see the
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  timeline because once you see it, you'll understand why this
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  was never organic. This was scripted.
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  May 14th, Jim Chanos goes on camera.
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  Long Bitcoin, short micro strategy.
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  And that was a blatant attempt to sway sentiment.
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  A little bit of a signal flare. July 7th, JP Morgan hikes margin
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  on MicroStrategy from 50% to 95%.
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  Let me translate that. Hey, traders, we're forcing you
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  to sell. This is Liquidity Engineering
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  101, a choke point designed to push MicroStrategy into
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  weakness. September, Metaplanet announces
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  a capital raise. MSCI panics.
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  Why? I don't know, maybe because the
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  Sailor Playbook was spreading globally and then the smoking
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  gun. MSCI freezes Metaplanet from the
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  index in their own words to avoid potential reverse turnover
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  translation. We can't let anymore companies
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  put Bitcoin on their balance sheet.
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  It threatens the legacy system. October 10th Boom.
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  At 8:34 PM MSCI slips out a consultation extension and only
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  minutes later Trump drops the tariff announcement that
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  triggers the global flash crash. They buried the announcement
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  under macro panic. That's not a coincidence.
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  November 20th, the ambush. JP Morgan dredges up the 42 day
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  old MSCI note and suddenly journalists start screaming
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  MSTRD MicroStrategy delisting risk.
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  Billions could flow out. That was not news.
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  That was a coordinated delayed release.
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  Weaponized narrative deployed into peak fear.
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  Tell me again it wasn't coordinated.
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  Tell me again this wasn't strategic.
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  Tell me again, JP Morgan didn't plan this economic hit job.
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  All right. So some of the comments online,
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  people are talking about some of the previous videos and the
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  timing on, on JP Morgan, OK. And when they actually increase
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  the margin requirement on MSTR. So let's look at that, right?
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  So I have an e-mail here from JP Morgan on July 7th, OK?
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  That is when they did a firm wide increase in the margin
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  requirement for MSTR. Now let's look at that, right?
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  So we have a chart here, right? And I overlaid the Vol on that
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  chart. Let's look at July 7th, this
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  line here, OK? Now on July 7th, the 90 day Vol
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  was going down between June and July.
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  The 60 day Vol is going down between June and July and
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  continues to trend down. Stock prices stable, goes up for
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  a bit. But now look, as they put this
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  firm wide margin requirement increase on MSTR, it goes up,
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  but then it pretty much precipitously goes down, right?
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  People had to liquidate that security.
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  Now there is no risk model at that time that would have told
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  JP Morgan they should be increasing the margin
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  requirement. This is a coordinated attack
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  you. See that FTD spike transfers
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  freeze, shareholders report delays and moving their own
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  stock out of JP Morgan. That's not concerned.
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  That's not volatility. That's the cabal defending its
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  turf. Now, why is JP Morgan doing
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  this? Well, let me be crystal clear.
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  This isn't about MicroStrategy and this isn't about MSCI.
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  This is about monetary power. There was a war happening behind
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  the scenes. The old system versus the new
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  system. The old guard, JP, JP Morgan,
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  Wall Street, the Fed, the banks that want you enslaved to credit
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  and inflation. And then the new guard, the
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  Treasury, stablecoins, Bitcoin, the White House, a new digital
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  architecture that cuts banks out of money creation.
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  And what sits right in the middle?
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  Micro strategy, the conversion bridge.
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  The single biggest corporate on ramp to long duration Bitcoin
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  ever created. JP Morgan isn't attacking
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  Sailor, they're attacking the bridge to the new system is.
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  Micro strategy down because Bitcoin is down?
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  Or is Bitcoin falling in part because the strategies of the
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  world, the Michael Saylors of the world, have to sell the
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  crypto because their equity is going down?
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  What's the chicken? What's the egg?
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  Yeah. Well, again, you know because of
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  my world in research and in on bit mine, we are really plugged
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  into all the trading desks and all the clients that trade.
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  Anybody who has a sizable Bitcoin long position, OK, let's
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  say it's more than a billion. They have very limited ability
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  to hedge it in crypto derivatives like calls.
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  The Max they can do is maybe 5% of their holdings.
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  And then if you go to traditional CME exchanges,
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  they're contract sizes prevent someone from hedging a billion
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  dollar portfolio. However, someone can use
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  Microstrategy's options chain, which is so liquid to hedge all
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  of their crypto. So MicroStrategy is essentially
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  absorbing all the hedging pressure that the crypto
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  industry is trying to do to protect their Bitcoin longs.
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  So the reason MicroStrategy is a leading indicator, it's actually
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  the only convenient way to hedge someone's long is to short
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  MicroStrategy or buy puts. That's what we're seeing today.
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  We are watching MicroStrategy or strategy watching Bitcoin and
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  we're watching possibly 77,000, which you think might be kind of
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  a washout period, correct? Yeah, that's right, Tom Demark,
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  who is an advisor to Bitmine. Very well known.
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  Really giving us a lot of insights.
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  Yeah, he's watching that actually.
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  MicroStrategy at this level here probably is when you want to
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  ratchet into the lungs and Bitcoin maybe just a few $1000
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  lower so. We might, we might be at the
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  bottom for for strategy, yeah. Tom Lee basically confirmed what
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  we already knew. MicroStrategy is being used as a
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  hedging vector, Wall Street is using it as a pressure valve,
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  and it is the only Bitcoin treasury company large enough to
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  absorb all the liquidity behavior.
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  You think JP Morgan doesn't know this?
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  You know, bitcoins been around for 15 years.
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  It's they said 15 major draw downs.
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  They've it's always come back to a new all time high.
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  If you zoom out, this is just par for the course.
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  This is normal in the life cycle of an of an emergent
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  transformational asset class and and it's a healthy thing.
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  It clears out the tourists, the leverage and and the weak
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  holders and and sets the basis for the next rally upward.
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  A lot of folks are saying when Wall Street was kicking the
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  tires that when Wall Street got involved, we'd have less
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  volatility. And is that, you know, do you
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  feel it's it's the Wall Street connection?
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  Has that helped to hurt? You know, I think we are getting
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  less volatility. When I got into this space in
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  2020, Bitcoin was an 80 Vol asset growing about 80% a year
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  and it's ground down to 70706060 and now it's 50 Vol asset
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  growing about 50% a year. I think every few years you're
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  going to get another five points of Vol taken off it as it
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  matures. And it's it's kind of grinding
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  toward being about 1 1/2 times as volatile as the S&P index and
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  1 1/2 times better performing. Could it be to a degree a victim
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  of its own success in the sense that it feels like other cryptos
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  this year and other, you know, other other stories in this in a
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  sort of in this area have gotten a lot of attention Also, of
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  course, gold that does gold take away some potential Bitcoin
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  buyers? Well, you know, there's a lot of
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  exciting things going on in the economy.
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  There's digital intelligence and AI, there's digital assets,
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  digital currency, digital finance.
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  And you know, and you can't dismiss any of them, but Bitcoin
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  still remains the ultimate digital opportunity for a sound
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  money enthusiast. So if if you simply want to save
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  your money forever and avoid counterparty risk, Bitcoin is
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  stronger than ever. These other opportunities are
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  going to continue to be shiny things and and you can leave
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  them to the tech investors that are experts in those areas.
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  So let's talk about your company for a moment.
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  Strategy the the shares are going to put it on the screen
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  here getting hammered pretty good and many talk about the
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  financing or you know, the the the the your financing approach.
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  Explain to the audience once again the approach that you use
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  to raise money so that you can buy Bitcoin and why and and and
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  why maybe it's, you know, some are saying that that's going to
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  collapse. You know, the company's up about
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  70% a year for the past five years.
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  Bitcoins up about 50% a year for the past five years.
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  So it's actually one of the top performing companies, maybe it
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  plus NVIDIA in the entire S&P index.
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  We're also the best capitalized company in the crypto economy.
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  We've got more than $50 billion of equity, and we're a financial
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  powerhouse. We have billions of dollars of
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  liquidity in the equity every day and our credit instruments
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  are 100 times more liquid than the average preferred equity.
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  So our approach is, is to raise capital by selling digital
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  credit or by selling equity to invest in Bitcoin, which is
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  digital capital. Bitcoins appreciating about 50%
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  a year for the past five years. We expect it'll appreciate about
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  30% a year for the next 20 years.
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  And we offer these credit instruments that pay about 10%
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  dividend yield in in the form of a return on capital dividend.
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  So it's tax deferred, you know, and so it's a pretty strong
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  business model. If you want to work out the
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  math. As long as Bitcoin goes up 1.25%
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  a year, the company can pay the dividend forever and create more
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  shareholder value. If Bitcoin stops going up 0%
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  forever, we got about 80 years to figure out what we're going
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  to do about that. Would a Bitcoin goes down more
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  though? Is there a point on a downside
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  that triggers some sort of domino effect?
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  The company's engineered to take an 80 to 90% drawdown and keep
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  on ticking. So I think I think we're pretty
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  indestructible. Our, our leverage is, you know,
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  in the level of 10 to 15% going towards 0 right now, which is
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  extremely, extremely robust. Sailor in strategy would need a
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  90% drawdown for collateral risk.
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  They're sitting on a software business. 5 new structured
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  Bitcoin credit instruments, whether you like them or not 7.7
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  billion in offerings this year and a balance sheet bigger than
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  most countries said some meme stock, though it looks like it
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  may be about to have its GameStop moment.
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  But this is not Luna. This is not Celsius.
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  This is the first digital monetary institution in human
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  history. All right now the turns table.
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  We have a Senate bombshell. They now have official documents
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  showing JP Morgan enabled Epstein.
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  JP Morgan ignored internal warnings.
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  JP Morgan coached him on avoiding reporting rules.
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  JP Morgan moved over a billion dollars for him.
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  JP Morgan executives reported directly to Jamie Dimon, and
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  Epstein was one of the most connected clients they'd ever
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  had. The bank even did a $19 million
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  transfer to Jolene Maxwell. Well, for many years, JP Morgan
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  was basically the primary bank serving Epstein.
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  And in the course of the 15 years that it worked with him,
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  it did a number of things. And first and foremost, it set
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  up accounts for not only him and his companies, but also quite a
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  few of his victims who had been trafficked into the United
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  States. And it arranged for Epstein to
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  be able to pay those victims.