Strategy selling BTC can no longer be explained as just a 'testing process.' Last week, they sold another 1,690 BTC, bringing the total to 3,327 BTC sold over the past two weeks. During the same period, the company’s USD reserves increased by $650 million, reaching $4.65 billion. Compare this to what they said a few months ago, and the contrast is striking. Back then, when they sold 32 BTC, the CEO explained it as 'helping the market adapt and testing internal processes,' and Saylor emphasized that they would still be net buyers overall. But now, we’re seeing two consecutive weeks of sales totaling over 3,000 BTC, while their USD reserves are rapidly piling up. The buying has stopped, and the cash hoarding is accelerating—this is a classic signal of a company preparing for liquidity needs. Considering the earlier context of STRC preferred shares losing their peg and dividend pressure, the answer is already written in their financials. From 'never selling BTC' to 'smart selling,' and now to consecutive sell-offs for cash. Strategy’s Bitcoin narrative is being rewritten by its own balance sheet.