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fikrett
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May 14, 2025, 09:15:40 AM
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MSTR will definitely sell Bitcoin someday, which is why MSTR is constantly holding Bitcoin. However, Michael Sayler is not an ordinary holder and everyone is aware of his Bitcoin holdings. When Michael Saylor sells Bitcoin, he will make an announcement in advance and the market will be alerted accordingly. However, if he suddenly wants to sell all Bitcoins, then of course there will be a temporary impact on the market.

Large organizations like MicroStrategy or Tesla are public companies and listed on Nasdaq, they will be under close supervision and comply with SEC regulations. According to SEC regulations, whenever they want to sell their assets, they need to make a public announcement, so there is no need to worry that they will quietly or suddenly sell bitcoins to the market without warning.
Also, as some have pointed out, they won't sell them directly on exchanges as that would have a negative impact on the market. Instead they will sell bitcoins through OTC so this will impact the market but it won't be too serious.

It will be done gradually - and that is what matters.

Especially for those who are fearful of such an event dropping the price so much..

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May 14, 2025, 11:18:52 AM
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I stop thinking about these things, I have no control over this matter and that's why if it happens, then we'll see the actuality of how it will go. Michael Saylor even talked about Bitcoin reaching $13M in the next decade and more or I think it is 2043-2045 that he said that it can reach that price. So, if it's all talk, he should start dumping anytime soon as they're in profit already and wouldn't look at the long term.
Michael Saylor generally invests using the dollar cost averaging method, meaning that every one of his investments is profitable. However, if Michael Saylor were to sell his Bitcoin at any moment, there would be a major change in the market. Since Michael Saylor has predicted that Bitcoin will exceed $13 million in the future, he will not sell his Bitcoin and even though the Bitcoins initially invested in the portfolio have currently made huge profits, Michael Saylor is not selling but is investing more. So I am not worried about Michael Saylor's Bitcoin for now.

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May 14, 2025, 11:25:42 AM
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I stop thinking about these things, I have no control over this matter and that's why if it happens, then we'll see the actuality of how it will go. Michael Saylor even talked about Bitcoin reaching $13M in the next decade and more or I think it is 2043-2045 that he said that it can reach that price. So, if it's all talk, he should start dumping anytime soon as they're in profit already and wouldn't look at the long term.
Michael Saylor generally invests using the dollar cost averaging method, meaning that every one of his investments is profitable. However, if Michael Saylor were to sell his Bitcoin at any moment, there would be a major change in the market. Since Michael Saylor has predicted that Bitcoin will exceed $13 million in the future, he will not sell his Bitcoin and even though the Bitcoins initially invested in the portfolio have currently made huge profits, Michael Saylor is not selling but is investing more. So I am not worried about Michael Saylor's Bitcoin for now.


Those who have capital and knowledge don't need to worry at all about theirs or their company's BTCs.


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May 14, 2025, 11:41:39 AM
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What if MicroStrategy decided to sell all of its Bitcoin?
-Well. doesnt matter whether who you are, its your coins then you do have the full rights on when to sell. The difference on here is that
they have been holding up tons.

Could that be a black swan event?
-We can call all those terms and other known names but it would be showing up on the same situation.

The very thought is unsettling.
-You would definitely panic if you dont know on what you should gonna do on times like these.

What if institutional investors, like retail traders in the past, are hit by BTC FUD and choose to panic-sell all their holdings?
-Those who panic sold loses, and to those who hold up strong are the winners in the end.

Do you see this as a realistic possibility in the future, or am I overthinking it?
-Once you do have that holding, then it comes into a point that you would be selling it out on a considerable price.
It doesnt matter who you are and we do share up with the same goals and targets on our Bitcoin investment.
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May 14, 2025, 11:46:11 AM
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^ Then again, we should remember - MS can't sell it all of in one swift go, they would need to publicly announce it and do it little by little, so that the market wouldn't take such a hit due to only one entity going to such an extent selling their BTCs.. Regulations are for that reason.

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