Saylor, with this move, has everyone in the market completely baffled.
They raised $1.15 billion to buy MSTR, yet didn’t keep buying a single BTC.
Meanwhile:
• Increased STRC dividend to 12%
• Launched two $1.0 billion share repurchase programs
• Raised cash reserves to $2.55 billion
• Also authorized up to $1.25 billion in BTC liquidation capacity
It looks like a bearish sign?
In the end, BTC immediately flipped and surged.
What’s truly terrifying in the market isn’t bad news—it’s when bad news can’t drag prices lower.
When even bad news fails to push the price to keep making new lows, it often means the hands have already changed.
The real market moves, many times, happen amid widespread doubt.
They raised $1.15 billion to buy MSTR, yet didn’t keep buying a single BTC.
Meanwhile:
• Increased STRC dividend to 12%
• Launched two $1.0 billion share repurchase programs
• Raised cash reserves to $2.55 billion
• Also authorized up to $1.25 billion in BTC liquidation capacity
It looks like a bearish sign?
In the end, BTC immediately flipped and surged.
What’s truly terrifying in the market isn’t bad news—it’s when bad news can’t drag prices lower.
When even bad news fails to push the price to keep making new lows, it often means the hands have already changed.
The real market moves, many times, happen amid widespread doubt.