A more subtle signal is emerging in the market: Bitcoin is not just being bought, but is being “rhythmically allocated.” After Strive ($SATA)‘s stock price touched $100 yesterday, it made another move: it purchased about 68 Bitcoins—this is the first time it has added holdings after 21 days, a seemingly small buy. Judging by the absolute scale, this trade isn’t large, but the key isn’t “how much was bought,” but “when it was bought.” The stock price has just touched the vicinity of a near-term high, and the company chose to resume BTC exposure, returning for the first time after a gap of as long as three weeks.