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I heard that Strategy sold 25,000 BTC to BSTR via OTC, exchanging for $1.5 billion in cash, at an average price of about $60,000. Although this price is lower than MSTR's current average holding cost, considering that MSTR had some low-cost positions early on, it might not be unacceptable.
After the OTC, MSTR's cash reserves rose to $2.9 billion, and BSTR's Bitcoin reserves increased to 55,021 BTC. Meanwhile, the OTC Bitcoin going to another BTC reserve would not put pressure on BTC's spot price.
None of the above is true!!
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The collapse of Bitcoin is imminent. Yesterday, Bitcoin broke through $60k again. $60k is the dividing line, the boundary between liquidity tightening and liquidity crisis.
Although it broke through, it has not effectively broken down. If it does not recover within the next three days and sets a new low in the past two years, then it can be formally considered that Bitcoin has collapsed.
This also means that a global liquidity crisis will erupt. The first to bear the brunt is the unprecedented tech stock bubble. Once this bubble bursts, it could be very exciting. Bitcoin is still expected to b

Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal stated that former U.S. Deputy Solicitor General Prelogar, representing the Prediction Market Alliance, has filed an amicus brief supporting Kalshi with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, calling it a masterpiece. The document reviews the historical background of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's exclusive regulatory authority over prediction markets and presents three key viewpoints: prediction markets can aggregate information into price signals, users cannot control contract prices and bear fair access obligations, and U.S. sta

Everyone missed the real micro strategy risk!
I see many flawed opinions about MSTR risk. People talk about Saylor possibly being forced to sell Bitcoin to pay dividends.
That is a risk. But if it really happens, they will control the sale and can even defer the dividend.
The real risk is a forced sale, and that's what I've been warning about! An entity now owns 4% of the Bitcoin supply. In fact, if you consider Satoshi/lost coins, they own about 6% of the actual supply.
If at any time, for any reason, regulators remove the single point of failure, they will be forced to sell in large quantiti