#美联储重启降息步伐 CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju recently made an interesting observation—unless $MSTR moves its 650,000 $BTC, don't expect any deep corrections in Bitcoin during this cycle.
His logic is pretty straightforward: an institution of Strategy's size locking up coins acts as a liquidity "vacuum" for the market. Even if the market cools off, at most it will go sideways; seeing the kind of massive 50% drops from the past? Unlikely.
Of course, this comes with a caveat—$MSTR actually has to hold and not sell. After all, history shows that institutional "diamond hands" can weaken at unexpected times. But given their current cost basis and strategic positioning, it's highly likely they'll continue acting as a market stabilizer in the short term.
To be fair, whale coin distribution really is one of the core variables in gauging the direction of the current cycle.
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DataChief
· 27m ago
If MSTR really plays this hand, that's when things will get truly interesting.
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airdrop_huntress
· 34m ago
MSTR is really playing its hand brilliantly—holding 650,000 BTC so steadily. No wonder Bitcoin just refuses to drop.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 3h ago
Damn, if MSTR really doesn't sell, then we're solid this round.
But wait, what if it suddenly does a 180 and dumps? Haven't institutions done that in the past?
The liquidity vacuum analogy is spot on, definitely has a bit of a gambling vibe.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 12-04 11:07
MSTR really is the stabilizing force in the BTC market. As long as Musk doesn’t go crazy and dump coins, we’re solid.
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WalletDetective
· 12-04 11:07
MSTR is really playing hardball here. With 650,000 BTC just sitting there, it's hard to dump even if they wanted to.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 12-04 11:04
Musk is probably buying the dip again, and MSTR's moves make it look like they're playing a monopoly game.
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-04 10:59
If MSTR doesn’t sell, there won’t be a deep drop—this logic feels a bit too absolute… Institutions are made up of people too, you never know when they might change their minds.
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PhantomMiner
· 12-04 10:56
Those 650,000 BTC held by MSTR really are a stabilizing force. It feels like it's not going to be that easy for the market to drop this cycle.
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RatioHunter
· 12-04 10:47
MSTR really is the anchor stabilizing the market. With 650,000 BTC locked in, we can just sit back and relax.
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MevSandwich
· 12-04 10:41
If MSTR doesn't let go, we can forget about seeing it cut in half... damn.
#美联储重启降息步伐 CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju recently made an interesting observation—unless $MSTR moves its 650,000 $BTC, don't expect any deep corrections in Bitcoin during this cycle.
His logic is pretty straightforward: an institution of Strategy's size locking up coins acts as a liquidity "vacuum" for the market. Even if the market cools off, at most it will go sideways; seeing the kind of massive 50% drops from the past? Unlikely.
Of course, this comes with a caveat—$MSTR actually has to hold and not sell. After all, history shows that institutional "diamond hands" can weaken at unexpected times. But given their current cost basis and strategic positioning, it's highly likely they'll continue acting as a market stabilizer in the short term.
To be fair, whale coin distribution really is one of the core variables in gauging the direction of the current cycle.