The probability of MicroStrategy being forced to sell coins this year has fallen to 3%, and its stock price has experienced a big dump while still increasing its holdings.
According to the latest data from a certain prediction platform, the probability of MicroStrategy being forced to sell Bitcoin due to a tight cash flow has dropped to 3% this year - this figure is significantly lower than the 15% in March.
It is important to know that this company holds 650,000 BTC and has recently prepared $1.44 billion in “emergency funds” specifically to avoid being forced to sell during a downturn in the market. Chairman Michael Saylor has made it very clear before: unless the company's market value falls below the total value of its Bitcoin reserves, it will never sell.
Interestingly, despite a 35% drop in stock prices over the past month, MicroStrategy has continued to buy buy buy—this week acquiring another 130 Bitcoins. This strategy of buying more as prices drop either indicates extreme confidence in the long-term market or a strong ability to withstand short-term volatility.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 3h ago
Saylor really isn't joking around—he keeps buying even as the stock price plummets. His nerves must be made of steel.
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TooScaredToSell
· 6h ago
Saylor is really tough, man. The price has dropped this much and he still dares to buy in. I admire him, but I'm also intimidated—I just don't have the guts.
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fork_in_the_road
· 18h ago
Saylor is really ruthless. Even with the stock price dropping like this, he still dares to pour money in. Either he's lost his mind, or he's truly convinced that Bitcoin will go up in the long run.
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JustHereForAirdrops
· 20h ago
Saylor is really hardcore. Even with a 35% drop, he still dares to pour in money. That’s how much he believes in Bitcoin.
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 12-02 09:48
This guy Saylor really has a gambler's mentality, buying even when the stock price falls 35%. He is either crazy or has truly seen through it.
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HashBard
· 12-02 09:42
saylor's playing 4d chess while everyone else panic-sells... either he knows something or he's just built different fr
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SoliditySlayer
· 12-02 09:37
This guy Seller is really a tough character, buying more as it falls; this kind of confidence is not something everyone has.
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HodlTheDoor
· 12-02 09:27
This guy Seller is really ruthless. Even when the market is blood red, he's still throwing money to buy coins. This rhythm is either that of a gambler or someone who truly sees through it.
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TopBuyerForever
· 12-02 09:25
Selling coin probability 3%? This guy Saylor is really ruthless, daring to go all in with a 35% big dump, he must really be optimistic about Bitcoin.
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ForkTongue
· 12-02 09:24
This guy Saylor is really ruthless; despite the big dump in stock prices, he still dares to throw money in. I have to respect this mentality.
The probability of MicroStrategy being forced to sell coins this year has fallen to 3%, and its stock price has experienced a big dump while still increasing its holdings.
According to the latest data from a certain prediction platform, the probability of MicroStrategy being forced to sell Bitcoin due to a tight cash flow has dropped to 3% this year - this figure is significantly lower than the 15% in March.
It is important to know that this company holds 650,000 BTC and has recently prepared $1.44 billion in “emergency funds” specifically to avoid being forced to sell during a downturn in the market. Chairman Michael Saylor has made it very clear before: unless the company's market value falls below the total value of its Bitcoin reserves, it will never sell.
Interestingly, despite a 35% drop in stock prices over the past month, MicroStrategy has continued to buy buy buy—this week acquiring another 130 Bitcoins. This strategy of buying more as prices drop either indicates extreme confidence in the long-term market or a strong ability to withstand short-term volatility.