The world's largest gambler suffered a huge loss of 12.5 billion US dollars! CEO hints at selling coins, collapse of Bitcoin faith?

The most explosive news in the cryptocurrency industry today is not BTC rising to 80000, but the financial report of Strategy, the world's largest corporate holder of cryptocurrency. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) Q1 financial report shows a net loss of $12.5 billion. As the world's largest Bitcoin believer, Michael Saylor hinted for the first time during a conference call that he may sell some BTC to pay dividends. How terrifying is this signal Strategy holds 818300 BTC, accounting for approximately 3.9% of the entire network, making it the world's largest "diamond holder". If even they start to waver, how will the market go? But there is another side to the story: Strategy suspended its holdings and turned to equity financing of $82 million, ending an eight month decline in its stock price. JPMorgan data shows a positive correlation between stock prices and BTC. The largest pension management agency in Canada has allocated MSTR for the first time, involving $219 million in funding. What is Smart Money betting on Institutions do not chase high BTC spot prices, but instead buy MSTR stocks - long Bitcoin through equity and leverage, without having to bear the direct impact of currency price fluctuations. What does it mean for retail investors If you feel that BTC is too expensive to afford, MSTR stocks are an indirect way to participate. But the 12.5 billion loss in Q1 indicates that the strategy of high leverage betting on cryptocurrency is not a sure win. Strategy's earnings conference call is about to take place, and Saylor's next move will directly affect market sentiment. Pay close attention. Risk Warning: The views, conclusions, and recommendations presented in this article are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice. The market is risky, and investment needs to be cautious.