Stacks (STX) and Microstrategy (MSTR) are excellent bitcoin (BTC) leverage plays

Out of the traditional, as well as the crypto markets come a stock (MSTR) and a cryptocurrency (STX) that could outperform bitcoin across the rest of this bull market. 

Both $STX and $MSTR could outperform $BTC

Stacks (STX) and Microstrategy (MSTR) are certainly odd bedfellows. One is a cryptocurrency that gives access to a layer 2 built on top of the secure bitcoin base layer, and the other is a multi-billion stock market company that just happens to have Michael Saylor as its executive chairman.

However, they both have the potential to outperform $BTC as long as the king of the cryptocurrencies is in an uptrend. The thesis is that if $BTC goes up, both $STX and $MSTR should go up further.

$MSTR entering buy zone?

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Against the US dollar, $MSTR has made a 43% correction so far. If the price reaches the support at $1,078, that would be a 46% correction, which is a pretty good correction to make in a bull market.

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Against $BTC itself, it can be seen on the weekly chart above that $MSTR has reached a very strong level of support. The uptrend against $BTC has been in force since May 2022, and the present correction could start reversing back in favour of $MSTR from this point.

$STX reached nearly 400% gains against $BTC

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As for the world of cryptocurrencies, and in this case $STX, a similar picture can be seen. The price against USD has corrected all the way to support at $2.31, and has even wicked down to the even stronger support at $2.06, which is surprisingly the same 46% correction that $MSTR could make.

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As can be seen in the STX/BTC weekly chart above, $STX has been in an uptrend against $BTC since early March. Disregarding the heavy corrections, $STX reached nearly 400% gains over $BTC. Now the price has corrected back to touch and confirm the 0.618 fibonacci level. This is a very bullish sign. 

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