2025-12-26 18:21:40

The market phenomena over the past month are quite interesting. Almost every time the US stock market opens, BTC drops in response, and this pattern has been occurring for more than a week. Originally, it was believed that Wall Street institutional investors adhered to "long-termism," but now it seems their long-termism is more like "long-term dumping."

What’s even more ironic is MSTR’s performance. This company is aggressively selling off its own stock, with ample cash on hand, but after receiving the money, it has not increased its BTC holdings; instead, it’s starting to hoard cash. It’s worth noting that MSTR was previously a top player in BTC, and Saylor himself is a thought leader in the Web3 space. His actions often reflect the true attitude of institutions towards the market. Now even Saylor is singing the tune of "cash is king," which forces us to re-examine the current market cycle.

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BankruptcyArtist

· 23h ago

I already said it, institutions are long-term on their lips but short-term in their actions. How many times have they played this trick? Saylor is already stockpiling cash, while retail investors are still sleepwalking. Truly impressive. As soon as the US stock market opens, BTC drops. Isn't this just a clear harvest? I've seen through MSTR's reversal show. This is a signal, everyone. When the call for cash is made, it's probably time to liquidate.

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RektButAlive

· 12-26 18:51

If I had known Saylor would betray, this bearish stance is too obvious. Even major institutions are switching chips, while retail investors are still sleepwalking.

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 12-26 18:51

Hmm, Saylor's move is really interesting. To put it nicely, he's actually just bottom-fishing with cash. --- As soon as the US stock market opens, BTC plunges. Why does this rhythm feel so familiar... Did I misunderstand, or do institutions really play like this? --- Long-termism turns into long-term dumping. It's hilarious. When Saylor led the way in hoarding cash, I should have understood what this cycle was about. --- Wait, MSTR gets the money and doesn't continue stacking BTC but instead hoards cash? Those retail investors who followed earlier should think this through. --- I'm a bit taken aback. So it turns out that when opinion leaders start singing "cash is king," that's the real signal. --- Every time the US stock market opens, BTC crashes. Could this be the legendary institution's "cutting leeks" show? --- Saylor went from being a top BTC player to a cash hoarder. This transformation... there's something to it. --- Wait a minute, do institutions really need to sell so urgently, or am I overthinking? --- Ironically, even Saylor is shouting "cash is king," while retail investors are still wondering when to bottom-fish.

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MoonlightGamer

· 12-26 18:48

Seeing through it all, this bunch on Wall Street are not long-term thinkers; they are just long-term韭菜 (harvesting). Saylor has already started stockpiling cash, this signal cannot be wrong. As soon as the US stock market opens, BTC drops; this rhythm is too obvious... institutions are systematically withdrawing. MSTR was previously a BTC believer, now they've changed their tune, figure out what that means yourself. It's outrageous, just yesterday they were touting long-term holding, and today they start selling off. Even the top players are quitting, what are you still dreaming about? Once institutions finish selling, they start storytelling; we're still buying the dip, it's hilarious.

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PuzzledScholar

· 12-26 18:43

Wow, Saylor is starting to hoard cash? Are we retail investors still sleepwalking over here?

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