I think Saylor's announcement is good. Selling 32 BTC before was actually the hardest part because it was the impact of the "buy not sell" gold body being shattered. But now it is clear that the maximum selling price is 20000 BTC (2% of the total holdings), and it is sold on demand, which completely nailed down the market's negative expectations. First of all, there is no need to worry about liquidity fractures or unsustainable dividends, because with Reserve and the liquidity of 1.25 billion, it can now cover 25.9 months of dividends, and it is highly likely that this bear market will be overcome. The previous rumors about OTC are likely true, so in fact, there are also large players outside the market who can accept coins without affecting market liquidity, so there is no need to worry too much about the market price of micro strategies hitting the market. The short-term micro strategy crisis should have been resolved. Where is there something that only rises and doesn't fall, and something that only buys and doesn't sell? too good to be true 。 Just buying and not selling is really like a plate, and now I think programmatic changes are more practical and more like a real business model. I feel that BTC won't be too far from the bottom, so let's keep going. I believe we can always see one million coins.