If you're looking specifically at coding, your best bet is probably to contribute to some open source projects (doesn't even need to be coding to start with) while learning how to code. Starting your own business is also a solid option. Find something that you can make/sell, and accept Bitcoin. That's what I'm currently building. No idea if it will work out or not, but that's half the fun!
Sellers exhausted. There is a great chart, percentage of supply in loss. It lines up very nicely with bottoms I think once it gets to around 35%. https://x.com/i/status/2074150030689058960
When you're used to parabolic bull runs and they stop, it would be a bit of a shock. But failing to understand why and thinking it is somehow bearish is doing themselves a disservice.
The power is not in his hands at all. MSTR and it's Bitcoin are a regulated entity owned by the shareholders. Even if 4% of the supply was owned by an individual, how is that a risk? The worst that can happen is that it was sold all at once and the price dipped briefly. Big whoop.