It’s a great breakdown of the actual data versus the panic headlines-pointing out that Strategy actually ended up net accumulating over 1,500 $BTC completely defuses the "Saylor is dumping" panic.

A tiny 32 BTC rebalancing sale to manage stock metrics or credit signaling obviously doesn't have the mechanical size to push Bitcoin down to 60K, and it’s great to see people calling out how retail sentiment fell for the bait.

That being said, while Saylor didn't cause the drop, I feel like pointing fingers at a single entity ignores the broader macroeconomic reality. The actual crash to 60K was heavily driven by massive spot ETF redemptions and systemic liquidation cascades of over-leveraged longs hitting support levels.

The market just desperately wanted an easy villain, and the headline of his first sale since 2022 was the perfect scapegoat. It’s annoying how traditional finance flows actually dictate these major corrections, yet the crypto community always blames headline optics instead of systemic leverage flushes.