if they buy a very large quantity, then they will also sell a very large amount right?
which is my question here about the institution is when they will sell it, I myself am still confused about finding this answer,
do they have a sales contract? if you imagine the institution selling Bitcoin will be even scarier than the correction that occurred the other day.
Don't think about how they will manage their portfolio. Because they will never divulge their strategies here. Maybe after they completed their deal or something. But right now, bitcoin is still hot in the market, so don't think they will disclose their process here. For all we know, they are already slowly selling some of their stash which was bought around 20k. So who knows what's going on in their portfolio?
Your comment makes hardly any sense.. and is contrary to what is likely actually happening. You seem to be engaged in wishful-thinking rather than really attempting to understand what is actually going on in the bitcoin space and especially in respect to MSTR and perhaps some other companies who also might have decided to copy MSTR's strategy..
Largely MSTR has provided their playbook and quite a few guidelines and justifications for allocating (substantial portions of their cash reserves) into bitcoin. Sure, they may not have divulged every last detail of what they are doing or what they might do beyond what they have chosen to provide, but they have given a decently broad overview and also justifications for "why bitcoin."
Yes, there are some folks participating in this very thread who are presuming that since MSTR is buying, they must be secretly selling too or have intentions to sell BTC in the near future..
Yeah, right.
If MSTR had anywhere in the $1million to $10million per month positive cashflow, and they have already said that they are buying BTC with such extra cashflow that they have coming in.. then why all of a sudden would they be doing the opposite of what they said that they are doing? In essence, MSTR is employing a kind of dollar cost averaging practice on the corporate level whether they buy in several lump sums over the month (or one lump sum) or they buy on a shorter period basis at several times through the month (and we are not just referring to one month of BTC buying since MSTR has largely been buying BTC on a fairly regular basis - including engaging in some leveraging, too, since about July/August of last year).
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