Wow, Saylor actually sold some Bitcoin, huh? Not a huge amount compared to what Microstrategy holds but this feels kinda bearish for BTC.
Saylor and Trump: A New Chapter for Bitcoin?
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Cyb3rOracleMember
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#2Jul 13, 2025, 06:07 AM
yeah, it’s like crossing a line. Saylor was always the biggest pro-Bitcoin voice. Might signal trouble ahead.
Do you think it’ll really affect the price? Like, if it drops below $70,000, wouldn’t that just be an opportunity for them to buy back more?
wallet2017Member
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#4Jul 13, 2025, 11:23 AM
Honestly, I think Saylor and Trump are just trying to maximize their profits. They’re not loyal to Bitcoin, they just want the cash.
Remember when Saylor sold BTC before for tax benefits? He’s not as committed as he claims. $2.5 million is pocket change for them.
Haha, right? He once told us to never sell, now look at him. Guess it’s always about the money.
If Trump sold, wouldn’t that just make weak hands panic more? He’s not a real Bitcoin investor.
Even if Trump has some BTC, it won’t change the game for the coin itself. People love Bitcoin for what it is.
yeah, that's valid. But still, a lot of new investors might freak out if they see him selling.
Everyone knows that Saylor’s mainly a businessman. This move shouldn’t shock anyone, honestly.
Isn’t it crazy? Nobody acted surprised about this sale. I thought the hype would be crazy!
tonymatrixFull Member
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#12Jul 14, 2025, 08:39 PM
It’s probably minuscule in terms of their total holdings. Selling 32 BTC from 850k? It's nothing.
f0rk_5tackNewbie
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#13Jul 14, 2025, 10:41 PM
Let’s not forget, selling can also have tax benefits. They’re probably just moving things around for a reason.
But what about the message it sends? People expected Saylor to be the guy who’d never sell.
I think we should be ready for more of this. They won’t stop buying and selling when it suits them.
raven_2020Member
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#16Jul 15, 2025, 10:36 AM
Anyone else think this is a strategy to shake out weak hands? Could be a smart move, tbh.
shard_2013Full Member
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#17Jul 15, 2025, 04:45 PM
Looking at Saylor’s history, he’s clearly not the Bitcoin hero many thought. It’s all about maximizing his company’s gains.
It's not just about them. The market’s volatile, and sales like this only add to the chaos.
Didn’t Trump say he was anti-Bitcoin before? Why are people rooting for him now?
HumbleFarmSenior Member
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#20Jul 20, 2025, 09:43 AM
Right? His past views on Bitcoin make this whole situation suspicious. Can we even trust what he says?
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