In any case, this is still very much headshaking because Sellor has transformed his bitcoin roadmap from buy only to a bitcoin-dollar fund which presently has more than $12 billion in unrealized loss on their bitcoin investment.
That’s the issue: he’s going to sell Bitcoin at a loss, although given the company’s situation and the options available to him, it certainly seems like the lesser of all evils among all the courses of action he had at this point. I’m not sure how the market will react in the long term, though. The fact that the largest buyer of Bitcoin—who bought more than all the Bitcoin mined last year—is stopping purchases and switching to selling doesn’t exactly sound very bullish.
Agreed on the lesser than 2 evils argument. The positive side on Michael Sellor's decision is he is fixing the mistake of investing too much on bitcoin and using too much leverage. However, yes, he might still cause the bottom of this bear market hehehe.
Another big short occurrence will certainly be the bubble pop on the AI bubble. We cannot be certain on when this will occur, I reckon. But if it is this year together with Michael Sellor's dump, we might witness lower price on bitcoin than expected.
@OgNasty. I very much agree on your next quarter prediction! This will be bad for bitcoin and the cryptospace!