Strategy sold 32 Bitcoins last week, cashing out $2.5 million. Saylor spent five years building the narrative of unwavering faith in Bitcoin as a corporate reserve asset, promising never to sell. Now that narrative is collapsing, and his stance has shifted to 'buying more than selling.' Strategy currently has an annual $1.5 billion dividend obligation. Their cash reserves are down to $900 million, which can only last until the end of 2027. If future financing doesn’t keep up, Strategy will be forced to sell Bitcoin to pay interest. Twenty One Capital and Metaplanet, these two DATs, will also start selling Bitcoin to pay interest from 2028 onward. When the ballast supporting the Bitcoin narrative starts to loosen, the narrative itself becomes the biggest risk. Commercial institutions cannot maintain pure faith. Those who once lifted Bitcoin up may one day end up dragging it down.