On the news front, MicroStrategy's CEO Michael Saylor has sent out mixed signals — they might adjust their Bitcoin position. The amount of Bitcoin this company holds is well-known, and if they really sell, the market will definitely shake.
It's not just BTC that is bleeding; ETH and BNB are also suffering. This wave of correlated decline indicates that investors are quite sensitive to the movements of large holders, and their risk appetite has cooled instantly.
The key now is to see whether Saylor will really take action later, and whether other institutions will follow suit. In the short term, market sentiment is expected to remain under pressure.
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RetailTherapist
· 9h ago
This guy Saylor loves to throw smoke bombs, and when it really matters, he doesn't know when to take action, and the market is just being kept in suspense.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 10h ago
This guy Saylor is playing mind games, throwing a smoke bomb and the whole market panics... It's true that one word from a Large Investor can keep retail investors up at night.
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FunGibleTom
· 10h ago
Saylor is at it again, this guy causes the whole market to shake as soon as he makes a move... it's really just Large Investors speaking and the market listens.
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quietly_staking
· 10h ago
Saylor can just fart and the market will explode, it's true that when a Large Investor moves, the whole market shakes, right...
Why did BTC suddenly plummet today?
On the news front, MicroStrategy's CEO Michael Saylor has sent out mixed signals — they might adjust their Bitcoin position. The amount of Bitcoin this company holds is well-known, and if they really sell, the market will definitely shake.
It's not just BTC that is bleeding; ETH and BNB are also suffering. This wave of correlated decline indicates that investors are quite sensitive to the movements of large holders, and their risk appetite has cooled instantly.
The key now is to see whether Saylor will really take action later, and whether other institutions will follow suit. In the short term, market sentiment is expected to remain under pressure.