"Never sell coins" Saylor suddenly relaxes? Is the strongest belief in the BTC market beginning to shake?

There are two famous urban legends in the crypto world over the years:
One is "ETH transaction fees will always decrease."
The other is:
"Saylor will never sell BTC."
Recently, the market suddenly leaked—
Saylor might sell some BTC to pay dividends.
Once the news broke, what did many veteran investors look like?
Like they just discovered "Iron Man starting to sell his armor."
Because over the past few years, Saylor has almost been the "faith icon" in the BTC world.
When others drop, they panic.
He keeps buying even when prices fall.
Others fear liquidation.
He directly loans and adds to his position.
So the market has always assumed:
This person would rather sell his company than sell BTC.
But now, the plot has unexpectedly reversed.
But here’s the question.
If Saylor really sells coins, is it necessarily bad news?
Not necessarily.
Because many people overlook one thing:
Companies are not religious organizations.
Ultimately, companies still have to face:
Cash flow.
Shareholder returns.
Financial pressures.
Especially MicroStrategy over the years, has essentially become more and more like:
A "BTC leverage ETF."
And when the market enters a high-interest-rate cycle, financing costs clearly rise.
This means:
Simply borrowing endlessly to hoard BTC is no longer as easy as before.
So what the market is truly worried about now is not how much Saylor sells.
But whether the narrative of "never sell coins" will start to loosen.
Because in the past, many institutions dared to hold BTC long-term largely because they had a super bullish figure like Saylor as a spiritual pillar.
Now, if even he starts discussing "selling coins to pay dividends," market sentiment will naturally fluctuate.
But from another perspective, this is actually a sign of BTC's maturity.
Because truly mature assets can’t rely forever on "buy and hold only."
Gold markets also see cashing out.
Stock markets also see reductions in holdings.
The key is not whether to sell or not.
But:
Why sell?
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