It stopped for half a month, and only then did it buy 950 units.
The U.S. stock company that has written buying coins into its company’s main business finally made another move yesterday: 950 units, about $75.7 million USD. This was its first add-on purchase since August, bringing its holdings to 846,000 units. 📊
What’s interesting is the volume. Compared with its past rhythm of buying in the thousands, this was a huge drop—but the stock price still surged by 8% that day. Most of what the market bought was probably not these 950 units, but the expectation that “it will keep buying.”
Let me ask one thing: when a company’s stock price becomes increasingly tied to the expected pace of its add-on purchases, what are you more worried about—the coin price volatility, or the day it suddenly stops buying?
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The U.S. stock company that has written buying coins into its company’s main business finally made another move yesterday: 950 units, about $75.7 million USD. This was its first add-on purchase since August, bringing its holdings to 846,000 units. 📊
What’s interesting is the volume. Compared with its past rhythm of buying in the thousands, this was a huge drop—but the stock price still surged by 8% that day. Most of what the market bought was probably not these 950 units, but the expectation that “it will keep buying.”
Let me ask one thing: when a company’s stock price becomes increasingly tied to the expected pace of its add-on purchases, what are you more worried about—the coin price volatility, or the day it suddenly stops buying?
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