Connect your AI client via MCP

Endpoint (paste into an MCP client — anonymous, free, no key)

https://mcp.koalcheck.com/mcp

Or copy this and send it to your AI to set it up:

Add the "koalcheck" MCP server to my client and connect. It is a remote Streamable-HTTP server at https://mcp.koalcheck.com/mcp — connect anonymously, no API key or login needed (the free tools work right away). If my client supports a remote/HTTP MCP server directly, just use that URL. If my client config only accepts a local command (e.g. Claude Desktop's mcpServers, which rejects a bare "url"), bridge it with command "npx" and args ["-y","mcp-remote","https://mcp.koalcheck.com/mcp"]. Then tell me to fully restart the client, and list the koalcheck tools you can call. It provides US-equity research tools built on an analyst track-record engine (who has actually been right, priced vs SPY, cross-checked with SEC & FINRA).

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$ASST

BULLISH2026-08-01

Price around the call

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Original post

Adam Livingston · 2026-08-01

🚀THIS IS WHY INVESTING IN BITCOIN TREASURY COMPANIES IS AWESOME🚀 $ASST trades at 1.3921x CEBE mNAV. That means investors are paying $11.14 for $8.00 of current senior claims-adjusted Bitcoin NAV per share. A 39.2% premium. Now here's the question everyone asks... why would anyone pay that instead of buying Bitcoin directly? Because the gross Bitcoin pile may be static while the common shareholder’s residual claim on that pile is growing. Consider this stripped-down scenario: 1. No additional preferred issuance 2. No additional Bitcoin purchases 3. Common shares issued only to fund the 13% preferred dividend 4. Zero mNAV expansion 5. Bitcoin rises from $62,904 to $200,000 over 24 months Yes, paying a premium can make sense EVEN IF the management team does NOTHING from here on out

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