๐ค Saylor sold BTC, and I'm still just DCAing?
At 3 AM, BTC dropped to $71,578, down 2.7% in 24 hours, even dipping to $70,686 in intraday trading.
I flipped through the news and saw a headline that left me stunned for a few seconds:
Michael Saylor's Strategy company sold 32 BTC.
No joke. This is the first time Strategy has sold BTC since 2022. The guy who keeps shouting "never sell Bitcoin," the one who stuffed BTC into the company's balance sheet as a beliefโsold.
Though it was just $2.5 million, for a company holding hundreds of thousands of BTC, it's a drop in the bucket. But the question is: why now?
The answer might be lurking nearby: on June 16, Waller will host his first FOMC meeting since taking office. U.S. Treasury yields have already hit 5%. There's a 99.4% chance of holding steady, but what traders really fear isโinterest rate hikes.
Not rate cuts, but hikes.
A publicly traded company with the most BTC starts to lighten its position, a newly appointed hawkish Fed chair is about to host his first meeting, and a 5% yield on 10-year Treasuries is pulling down valuations of all risk assets.
Do you think BTC is cheap right now? Maybe. But cheap things can get cheaper.
Looking at BNB, it's much more interesting. $696, down 1.76%, but the social sentiment is somehow Positive. CZ is saying 2026 is the super cycle for crypto, and one trader made $12.38 million with a $2,480 stake in the BNB ecosystem.
5,000x returns. In the same market, at the same time.
Even more mind-blowing is the meme coin on BSCโbStocks up 59,691%. Yes, you read that right, fifty-nine thousand six hundred ninety-one. But the risk rating is level 4โthe highest riskโand it's already been flagged for wash trading.
So the picture is like this: BTC and BNB are dropping, Strategy is quietly selling, the Fed is brewing rate hikes, while the meme coins on BSC are creating a myth of skyrocketing prices.
Harvard University has announced it will liquidate all ETH by the end of 2026. ETH ETFs saw outflows of $540 million in May.
This is the crypto market in June 2026โon one side, institutions are retreating, on the other, memes are partying.
When I entered in 2021, BTC was about $60K. Five years later, it's now $71K. An 18% increase. After adjusting for inflation, I might still be at a loss.
But I'm still DCAing every month.
Not because I believe BTC will hit $100K next year. Honestly, I don't know. It's because I believe that 30 years from now, when my kid asks me, "What did you do when you were young?" I can tell him: I was buying the hardest and scarcest digital asset on this planet every month, regardless of whether others were running away.
Saylor sold 32 BTC. He might have his reasonsโhis company needs cash flow, or he simply wants to test market reactions.
But I don't have 320,000 BTC to manage. I only have that little bit I DCA every month.
So when my alarm goes off tomorrow morning, I'll keep buying.
What about you? Still holding on to your DCA? Or have you already started to sneak away?
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