MicroStrategy selling coins has everyone panicking and bearish, but at least the slight rise to $64,000 right now proves my point is correct. I still believe selling coins isn’t a major negative; it’s essentially about replenishing cash reserves and preparing for future dividends and interest. The $2.55 billion currently on the books is enough to cover until November 2027. Surviving is more important than anything else. As for whether BTC can rally later, it ultimately depends on when global liquidity truly returns. In the short term, MicroStrategy won’t be a ticking time bomb. bitcoin:native