Mark Cuban sold. On the same day, long-term holders were buying more. $BTC at $77,300—honestly, the market isn’t showing much movement. But yesterday, two signals popped up: Mark Cuban publicly admitted he sold most of his BTC, saying the hedge narrative disappointed him. The interesting part isn’t that he sold, but that he waited until now to do it. On the same day, on-chain data showed a number—long-term holders now hold 16.3M BTC, nearing an all-time high. One person is selling, while a group is buying. Next week, on May 29, there’s $6B in options expiring, with max pain at 75k and big bets on a bullish move at 82k. Over the weekend, we’ll likely see low-volume consolidation, but next week’s expiration won’t be quiet. The process of money moving from weak hands to strong hands always happens when no one’s paying attention.