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The Strategy class action lawsuit has hit MicroStrategy (now operating as Strategy) again, after the company faced a massive $5.9 billion Bitcoin loss that investors claim was the result of MicroStrategy stock fraud. I think this is a very interesting setup. This latest and greatest legal battle centers on Michael Saylor Bitcoin losses and how Strategy has allegedly misled shareholders about crypto risk. This has also sparked an MSTR investor lawsuit over crypto stock manipulation tactics. When it rains, it pours, right? Pomerantz Law Firm class action announcement – Source: prnewswire.com Also Read: MSTR Slides as Strategy Bags 7,390 BTC, Faces Lawsuit, $1,800 Target Still In Sight Strategy Class Action Lawsuit Alleges Crypto Stock Manipulation Source: Bitcoin.com The case is a Strategy class action litigation that takes place in the United States by a complaint in the Eastern District of Virginia at docket 25-cv-00861. This latest and greatest complaint is aimed at the company ...

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As Bitcoin (BTC) continues to trade well below this year’s record price highs, popular investor and finance author Robert Kiyosaki has shared his strategy for trading the flagship decentralized finance (DeFi) asset – buying when the price is low and holding onto it indefinitely. Specifically, the author of the best-selling personal finance book ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ has explained that, as “Bitcoin is crashing,” most people are selling, but that he was waiting to buy more, considering that “all markets go up and down,” according to his X post on June 24. Problem with trading At the same time, he pointed out the main problem with trading any asset, which, in his view, is ‘short term’ capital gains taxes, so his strategy is “similar to Warren Buffett’s ‘buy and hold on forever.’” Instead of selling, he said he was spending his time “building new assets.” Picks for you ...