2026-01-20 16:49:15

Changing the world is often not the indecisive majority, but the nearly stubborn minority.

While most people are still weighing risks and debating when to enter, some choose to go all in on the future. Strategy is such a player.

Recently, there was another big move: buying 22,305 Bitcoins in one go, totaling about $2.13 billion, with an average price approaching $95,000. This transaction is enough to turn heads in the market.

For believers, this is just another normal step in the long-term narrative. But for the market, every such large position is sending the same signal: at critical moments, smart money never doubts the value of $BTC.

The market always swings between confidence and fear. And those who keep accumulating during dips often end up laughing last. Strategy's moves are worth pondering.

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LayoffMiner

· 1h ago

Really, I can't learn the courage to go all-in blindly, but I did make a lot of money. This guy bought 22,305 Bitcoins in one go. I guess I’ll have to mine until the Year of the Monkey. To be honest, I understand the strategy of adding positions during a downturn, but it's just that I don't have any coins in hand, haha. Faith is valuable, but I believe having money is more important.

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SillyWhale

· 5h ago

Over 22,000 Bitcoins bought in one go—that's true faith. We small retail investors can't even see the market clearly. The determined make money, the hesitant lose money, it's that simple. While others are in fear, I am in greed. After all these years, I finally see someone truly practicing it. This move... how should I put it, it's just nakedly throwing money to vote. Really daring, risking a position at a cost of $95,000. Wake up, everyone.

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TokenTherapist

· 5h ago

Wow, this move is really like burning money as paper. This strategy is straight out of a textbook; adding to positions during a downturn is the universal ticket to success. 22,305 Bitcoins... I calculated it, and it takes incredible faith to throw that much in. The crazy people going all-in again and again, looking back, they all seem like prophets—it's a bit crazy. That's why I can never keep up with the rhythm of smart money. Being so steadfast that it almost seems crazy might really be a necessary condition for success. We here, stuck in this dilemma, are probably just like most people.

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GweiTooHigh

· 5h ago

Same old rhetoric again. Those who truly believe have already achieved financial freedom, still here sipping chicken soup. This guy is really ruthless, throwing 2.1 billion directly, while my few thousand yuan in my pocket are trembling. Feels like he's brainwashing latecomers again. Only those who can go all-in have already made a killing. So the question is, if we retail investors follow the trend and go all-in, what’s the usual ending? This move looks like faith, but actually it’s just betting on the national fortune. Wow, 22,305 coins... I counted my spare change. Faithful fans, it's time to wake up. The market has no eternal opponents, only eternal interests.

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NeverPresent

· 5h ago

21 billion invested, this guy really doesn't blink It's the same old rhetoric... Why does smart money always have to win? Buying the dip during the downturn is indeed satisfying, just see if you can keep holding onto your mindset Is this move that of a gambler or a believer? Time will tell

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ApeWithNoChain

· 5h ago

Really, going all in so simply and straightforwardly is the way to go. Those who hesitate are always on the sidelines watching the show. I'm impressed with this move in Strategy, throwing 2.1 billion just like that. This is what a player should look like. Wait, do we keep adding at 95,000? Feels like every dip now is a buying opportunity. Adding to positions during downturns is always correct, but executing it is deadly. This stubbornness, I bet it can win.

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