Not gonna lie… this feels like a historic moment in Bitcoin lore.
For years the message was simple:
Never sell.
Borrow against it.
Buy more BTC forever.
Now Strategy is saying they *might* sell some Bitcoin to cover obligations/dividends.
Not panic selling.
Not “Bitcoin is dead.”
But still… a major shift in philosophy.
Feels like Bitcoin is entering a new era:
from maximalist ideology
to institutional treasury management
Question for r/Bitcoin:
If even the biggest corporate HODLer eventually sells some BTC… does that weaken the “never sell” narrative?
Or is this actually bullish because Bitcoin is finally being treated like a real reserve asset?
Michael Saylor spent 5 years saying “Never sell your Bitcoin.” Today he said Strategy may sell BTC to pay dividends.
byu/PotentialMix8373 inBitcoinBeginners
Posted by PotentialMix8373
4 Comments
I’m not selling. Bitcoin was never about following any leader for me.
Who cares, btc will do what it will do on its own. Saylor is not the CEO of Bitcoin, and he is selling for a purpose to run and deliver obligations for his company.
He literally is in direct control of almost a million bitcoins. He can sell a few.
It is one guy at one company providing an opinion on what he might do. That is not a “new era”. A new “era” started when ETFs were made possible, that changed the system. Keep calm.