Strategy gave the 'sell high, buy low' approach a quick test, and it seems to have worked pretty well. From May 26 to 31, Strategy sold 32 BTC, worth approximately $2.5 million, at an average price of $77,135. The proceeds were primarily used to pay dividends on STRC preferred shares. Then, from June 1 to 7, the company swiftly purchased 1,550 BTC, spending about $101 million at an average price of $65,332—significantly lower than the selling price and recent highs. Final results: • Total Bitcoin holdings increased, now at 845,256 BTC (a net gain of approximately 1,518 BTC compared to the 843,706 BTC after the sale); • USD reserves simultaneously rose to $1 billion; • BTC per share continues to climb, which remains the company’s most critical strategic metric. This operation achieved a low-cost 'portfolio swap' and accumulation, with high selling prices and low buying prices—a highly efficient small-scale 'sell high, buy low' move. Saylor’s overall strategy remains unchanged: Strategy continues to be a net accumulator of Bitcoin, steadily building its holdings and increasing BTC per share by raising funds through ongoing stock and preferred share issuances amid market fluctuations.