MicroStrategy's chief is doubling down on Bitcoin holdings again. The software giant continues its aggressive accumulation strategy, treating BTC as core treasury reserve. This institutional-grade bet on Bitcoin signals sustained confidence in the asset's long-term value narrative despite market volatility.
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Anon32942
· 3h ago
MicroStrategy is starting to accumulate again, indicating that institutions still believe in the long-term value of BTC.
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DecentralizedElder
· 13h ago
Haha, Saylor really is the Bitcoin guru, treating the entire company as a wallet.
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MemecoinTrader
· 01-11 19:01
ngl, this is just institutional psyops dressed up as "long-term conviction" lol. they're literally farming the narrative while accumulating at dip prices... watch the social sentiment flip once the bags are full 📊
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PumpStrategist
· 01-11 18:55
The chip distribution shows that institutions are continuously accumulating, but when looking at the candlestick patterns, be more cautious. Don't be fooled by the simple narrative of "continuous buying."
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MetaMuskRat
· 01-11 18:46
Saylor is really a Bitcoin believer, going all in time and time again. This is the kind of institutional-level play, unlike some project teams that are just shouting slogans every day.
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alpha_leaker
· 01-11 18:44
Saylor really isn't afraid of death, still hoarding coins like crazy...
MicroStrategy's chief is doubling down on Bitcoin holdings again. The software giant continues its aggressive accumulation strategy, treating BTC as core treasury reserve. This institutional-grade bet on Bitcoin signals sustained confidence in the asset's long-term value narrative despite market volatility.