Strategy added another 250 Bitcoin, bringing its holdings to 848,250 BTC. The company really seems unfazed now—buying more as prices fall, as if it were free.
BTC is currently hovering around 82,900, down slightly over the past 24 hours, with trading volume of just 9.39 billion. The market is actually pretty quiet. The Fear and Greed Index is still in the greed zone at 69, but only 38% of coins across the market are up, and just 2.2% have gained more than 10%. Most coins are barely moving. ETH is a bit more interesting: it’s up 1.17% around 2,530, with trading volume of 7.93 billion—more active than BTC. Some of this money may be shifting toward ETH. SOL is up slightly around 110, while BNB is down a little around 749. Most major coins are basically moving sideways.
I don’t think Strategy’s continued accumulation is necessarily enough to drive prices up in the short term, since spot buying may not be able to absorb the selling pressure. But it does send a clear signal to the market: big money isn’t panicking at these levels. If it were me, I’d buy BTC in batches between 82,000 and 82,500, aiming for a move back above 85,000. If it falls below 81,000, I’d admit I was wrong and get out. For ETH, if it holds above 2,500, I’d add to my position and look toward 2,650.
Position sizing matters more than picking the perfect entry. Don’t go all in.
BTC is currently hovering around 82,900, down slightly over the past 24 hours, with trading volume of just 9.39 billion. The market is actually pretty quiet. The Fear and Greed Index is still in the greed zone at 69, but only 38% of coins across the market are up, and just 2.2% have gained more than 10%. Most coins are barely moving. ETH is a bit more interesting: it’s up 1.17% around 2,530, with trading volume of 7.93 billion—more active than BTC. Some of this money may be shifting toward ETH. SOL is up slightly around 110, while BNB is down a little around 749. Most major coins are basically moving sideways.
I don’t think Strategy’s continued accumulation is necessarily enough to drive prices up in the short term, since spot buying may not be able to absorb the selling pressure. But it does send a clear signal to the market: big money isn’t panicking at these levels. If it were me, I’d buy BTC in batches between 82,000 and 82,500, aiming for a move back above 85,000. If it falls below 81,000, I’d admit I was wrong and get out. For ETH, if it holds above 2,500, I’d add to my position and look toward 2,650.
Position sizing matters more than picking the perfect entry. Don’t go all in.