In the past two days, rumors have gone crazy in the community that Strategy is getting a new approval for a $5 billion crypto-selling plan, which has frightened many people into thinking Saylor might be turning bearish. As it turns out, Saylor himself stepped out to refute the rumor.
He said it isn’t a new authorization—it’s an amount that was already written in the Digital Credit Capital Framework announced at the end of June, and it has nothing to do with whether the company is profitable or losing in Q2. The framework allows selling crypto for legitimate purposes like paying preferred stock dividends and topping up cash reserves, but it doesn’t require it. The company is still a net buyer.
The interesting part isn’t whether Saylor told the truth—it’s that the market is too sensitive: an old framework got treated as a brand-new negative signal, and BTC got spooked. Every on-chain move from an institutional treasury gets scrutinized like it’s under a microscope. If they really were going to sell, it would be clearly written in the quarterly filings, so there would be no need to guess.
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He said it isn’t a new authorization—it’s an amount that was already written in the Digital Credit Capital Framework announced at the end of June, and it has nothing to do with whether the company is profitable or losing in Q2. The framework allows selling crypto for legitimate purposes like paying preferred stock dividends and topping up cash reserves, but it doesn’t require it. The company is still a net buyer.
The interesting part isn’t whether Saylor told the truth—it’s that the market is too sensitive: an old framework got treated as a brand-new negative signal, and BTC got spooked. Every on-chain move from an institutional treasury gets scrutinized like it’s under a microscope. If they really were going to sell, it would be clearly written in the quarterly filings, so there would be no need to guess.
$BTC
#Saylor #BTC #复盘