MicroStrategy only sold 32 Bitcoins, but the market has already lost $200 billion. Whether it’s the aunties buying gold, the uncles in Korea investing in storage semiconductors, or U.S. stock traders—everyone is making money, except for crypto investors who are losing. Bitcoin has dropped from $126,000 last October to $63,000 now, literally cut in half. Even the person who holds 840,000 Bitcoins and promised never to sell has started selling. From May 26 to May 31, MicroStrategy sold 32 Bitcoins at an average price of $77,135, cashing out about $2.5 million. This only accounts for 0.0038% of their 840,000 BTC holdings, but the market reacted strongly—Bitcoin fell from $72,000 to below $63,000, MSTR stock dropped over 10% in a single day, and Bitcoin’s market cap evaporated by more than $200 billion.