Heartbreaking . Retail investors and some whales are buying the dip in BTC, but "corporate whales" are frantically selling! Since 2026, 14 listed companies have sold a total of 108,247 BTC, cashing out approximately $8.08 billion. MARA sold 40,000 coins at an average price of $74,446; Riot sold 20,000 coins at an average price of $73,231; Bitdeer, CleanSpark, and Hut 8 are all selling. This isn't profit-taking; it's a desperate attempt to survive. Mining costs are stuck between $60,000 and $74,000, and the current price is approaching or even falling below the break-even point. If miners don't sell, they can't even afford electricity and AI GPUs. What's the most ironic thing? Retail investors are fantasizing about a $100,000 price chart, while mining companies, holding the most cryptocurrency, are continuously injecting ammunition into the market, then shifting it to AI data centers, renting out computing power, and becoming landlords. ETFs are experiencing outflows, mining companies are dumping shares, some whales are observing, and a few are accumulating. Tokens are changing hands, but no one has yet appeared to take the plunge. At this price of $73,888, would you buy BTC?