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Strategy Sells BTC Again: What Signal Is the Whale Sending? Strategy has sold Bitcoin again — and the market should look beyond the 1,690 BTC figure. During August 3–9, Strategy sold 1,690 $BTC worth approximately $108.6 million, at an average price of $64,262 per BTC. The proceeds were used to repurchase approximately 1.15 million STRC preferred shares. One week earlier, Strategy sold another 1,638 $BTC, generating approximately $104.7 million. In two weeks, the company sold more than 3,300 BTC, worth over $213 million. Yet Strategy still holds approximately 840,447 $BTC, with a total cost basis of around $63.36 billion, or roughly $75,385 per BTC. Its U.S. dollar reserve has increased to approximately $4.65 billion. This looks more like a liquidity strategy than abandoning Bitcoin. Strategy is converting BTC into liquidity to strengthen its balance sheet and repurchase STRC, while also raising approximately $653.1 million through MSTR share sales. But one signal cannot be ignored: Strategy has gone several weeks without buying Bitcoin while continuing to sell BTC. If this continues, the market will ask: Is institutional demand taking a temporary pause, or are corporate Bitcoin strategies entering a new phase? Selling 1,690 BTC remains small compared with its 840,447 BTC holdings. It does not prove Strategy has turned bearish. The real signal is frequency. Markets trade not only on supply, but on the belief that large buyers will absorb it. When a major corporate Bitcoin holder shifts from “buy BTC” to “optimize liquidity,” sentiment adjusts. Strategy has not turned its back on Bitcoin. But during volatility, liquidity can matter as much as conviction. If $BTC remains under pressure while institutional demand fails to return, the risk could extend beyond a single sale. But if Strategy stops selling and resumes accumulation, it could signal renewed institutional confidence in Bitcoin. Watch what Strategy does next — not just what it did today. This is personal analysis, not financial advice. #StrategySellsBTCAgain #BTCETHETFFlowsDiverge $BTC

🚨 STRATEGY IS SELLING BTC — BUT THE REAL STORY MAY BE ELSEWHERE. Strategy has once again reduced its Bitcoin position, selling 1,690 $BTC between August 3–9 for roughly $108.6M, with an average price near $64,262. And this wasn’t an isolated move. The company sold another 1,638 BTC the previous week, bringing two-week sales above 3,300 BTC worth more than $213M. At first glance, that sounds bearish. But zoom out. 👀 Strategy still holds around 840,447 $BTC, while its dollar reserve has climbed to approximately $4.65B. The BTC sales appear connected to liquidity management and the repurchase of roughly 1.15M STRC preferred shares, rather than an outright decision to abandon Bitcoin. There’s also another important piece: Strategy raised about $653.1M through MSTR share sales. So the bigger question isn’t: “Is Strategy bearish on Bitcoin?” It’s: 👉 Why has the company stopped accumulating BTC while continuing to sell some of its holdings? The amount sold is tiny compared with its overall Bitcoin treasury, so one transaction doesn’t change the long-term picture. What matters now is the pattern. If BTC selling continues and institutional buying stays quiet, the market may start questioning whether corporate Bitcoin accumulation is entering a different phase. But if Strategy stops selling and returns to buying, that could become a strong signal that institutional confidence is coming back. 📌 Don’t focus only on today’s 1,690 BTC. Watch what Strategy does next. That’s where the real signal could be. Personal market analysis. Not financial advice. #AIInfraEarningsWatch #CPIToResetFedBets #AIInfraFundingDiverges

$MSTR - STRATEGY SELLS BITCOIN, RAISES $653M FROM MSTR SHARES STRATEGY SOLD 1,690 BITCOIN FOR $108.6 MILLION LAST WEEK, USING THE PROCEEDS TO REPURCHASE 1.15 MILLION STRC PREFERRED SHARES. THE COMPANY ALSO SOLD 6.59 MILLION MSTR SHARES, RAISING $653.1 MILLION, LARGELY TO BOOST ITS DOLLAR RESERVE TO $4.65 BILLION. STRATEGY STILL HOLDS 840,447 BITCOIN, ACQUIRED FOR $63.36 BILLION AT AN AVERAGE PRICE OF $75,385. ...

Strategy’s sale of 1,690 BTC for about $108.6M, alongside reported preferred-share buybacks and higher dollar reserves, points to a broader shift in corporate crypto treasury behavior. Strive adding 6,236 BTC in Q2 and BitMine expanding ETH holdings while repurchasing shares in July reinforce the same theme: these balance sheets are becoming actively managed portfolios, not one-way accumulation vehicles. My read is that structural demand can persist, but it will be less predictable and more sensitive to funding needs. NFA — do your own work. #StrategySellsBTCAgain

The biggest mistake in trading isn’t being wrong. It’s being right—but too late. I recently came across an interesting view: in the next Bitcoin bull cycle, MicroStrategy’s strategy may change the way $MSTR moves. The argument is that $MSTR may no longer have that explosive, almost “two feet stepping in sync” relationship with Bitcoin. If that happens, maybe buying Bitcoin directly will eventually make more sense than buying $MSTR. Honestly, nobody can prove or disprove that thesis today. We’ll only know when the next cycle actually plays out. But there are two things I think we shouldn’t ignore: 1. Volatility matters. Bitcoin doubling from here would put it around $130,000, breaking its previous high. For $MSTR to simply double from here, it would need to reach around $200. Those are two completely different paths with very different volatility profiles. 2. Time matters even more. Maybe the bearish thesis on $MSTR eventually turns out to be correct. But what if it’s only proven in the middle or late stages of the next Bitcoin cycle? By then, Bitcoin could already be sitting around $130K, while $MSTR may have simply recovered its previous high. Bitcoin could keep climbing from there while $MSTR fails to follow. And that’s the part traders often underestimate: A thesis can eventually be correct and still be useless if your timing is wrong. Think back to early 2023. We were still debating L2s, modular blockchains, and countless narratives that eventually lost their momentum or proved far less important than expected. Markets don't reward you for predicting what will be true five years from now. They reward you for being positioned correctly during the period when the market actually cares. So for me, the question isn't simply: “Will $MSTR outperform Bitcoin in the next cycle?” The better question is: “For how long will that thesis remain valid—and when does it stop being valid?” Every trading decision should have a time limit. Otherwise, you're not really trading a thesis. You're just waiting and hoping the future is best. #DailyOrbit

We are literally drawing lines on the chart hoping for a pump but Michael sells on our heads. $BTC worth $108M sold. And the cycle continues.

⚡ JUST IN !!! - STRATEGY SELLS 1,690 BITCOIN TO FUND SHARE BUYBACKS AND BOOST USD RESERVES TO $4.65B 🪙 Major Corporate Bitcoin Sell-Off: According to an SEC filing on August 10, public company Strategy sold 1,690 BTC between August 3 and August 9 at an average price of $64,262, generating approximately $108.6 million to repurchase STRC shares. Boosting Cash Reserves: The company also sold 6.59 million MSTR shares for $653.1 million, allocating $650 million of the proceeds to raise its US dollar reserves to $4.65 billion. Current Holdings Scale: Following these transactions, Strategy's total Bitcoin holdings adjusted down to 840,447 BTC, acquired for a total of $63.36 billion at an average cost of $75,385 per BTC. This large-scale asset restructuring by one of the market's biggest corporate whales continues to draw intense interest from investors. 📊 $BTC $MSTR #StrategyPlaybook #StrategyEndsBuyTheDip

BREAKING: Strategy sold 1,690 Bitcoin for $108.6 million. Company used the proceeds to repurchase $108.6M of its $STRC preferred stock. Strategy has now sold $432 million worth of Bitcoin in 2026 so far. Strategy hasn’t bought $BTC for 7 consecutive weeks, instead focusing on building its USD reserve. Strategy currently holds 840,447 $BTC , with an -$8.73 Billion in unrealized losses.

🚨BREAKING: MICHAEL SAYLOR'S STRATEGY HAS SOLD 1,690 $BTC THAT'S $109 MILLION WORTH OF BITCOIN NEVER SELL YOUR BITCOIN...

Michael Saylor's Strategy $MSTR sold another 1,690 $BTC worth $109 million. Not good.