Saylor just did something he spent years telling everyone else not to do. He sold Bitcoin. Strategy dumped 3,588 BTC last week for $216M not because the thesis broke, or they’re rotating out, but because the dividend bill on the machine has started to come due. In the same quarter, Strategy bought 85,296 BTC and sold just 3,620 BTC total. So this isn’t “Saylor is bearish.” It’s Saylor proving he’s willing to sell a little Bitcoin to keep the credit engine alive long enough to buy a lot more. Sell 1. Buy 20. That’s the real game of saylor. But the stress is getting harder to ignore - dividend obligations have gone from $300M to $1.2B in 6 months - cash reserves are down 38% - dividend coverage has collapsed from 7 years to 14 months - STRC traded down to $82 - MSTR is getting hit while the market starts questioning how far this can be pushed Now this is no longer just a Bitcoin bull story. It’s becoming the most aggressive leveraged BTC strategy ever built getting tested in real time. Now the market gets to find out whether Saylor built a flywheel or a machine that only works as long as Bitcoin keeps bailing it out. What would Saylor tell you? Never sell all your Bitcoin. Sell a little, so you can leverage up and buy a lot more in the future. Keep stacking sats. Because BTC is the future of financial freedom.(CryptoReviewing)