TC for $5.4 billion, adding to his already significant assets.
This has sparked speculation among analysts:
🎯 Megs, crypto analyst, noted:
"Saylor just bought Bitcoin for $5.4 billion, ETFs continue to accumulate assets. Who is selling if we are still below $100,000?"
📉 DonAlt commented:
"It seems that Saylor really wanted to break the $100,000 mark, but failed, and now the market is just waiting for him to buy more."
🤔 Adam Back, a pioneer in Bitcoin, asked:
"Who is selling Bitcoins below $100,000 at this stage of the market's development?"
📊 Eric Balchunas, Bloomberg ETF analyst, added context by pointing to blockchain data:
"The call is coming from inside the house — these are long-term holders locking in profits."
💰 James Check, crypto analyst, reported that in the last 30 days long-term holders distributed Bitcoin worth $60 billion — this is the largest profit-taking event in this cycle.
🔎 This behavior is typical for a price discovery period when investors take profits during market peaks.
Price corrections are a natural part of market cycles. The history of Bitcoin's price shows that after prolonged growth, a correction phase typically follows.
📅 Noted analyst Rekt Capital pointed out that during previous bull markets:
In 2013, Bitcoin rose for 6 weeks, and in the 7th week there was a decline.
In 2017 it rose for 7 weeks, and in the 8th week it fell by 34%.
Similar patterns were observed in 2020-2021.
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