Saylor's one sentence, the BTC market collectively breaks defenses! Long-termism is finally facing cash flow issues

In the past few years, what has been Saylor's most classic persona?
"BTC perpetual motion machine."
When the market falls, he buys.
When the market rises, he continues to buy.
Many people even think:
His life goal is to move all BTC on Earth into the company's warehouse.
Now, a message about "selling BTC to pay dividends" instantly breaks the market's defenses.
Why is the reaction so big?
Because this is not just a matter of selling coins.
But:
Long-termism is beginning to face the reality of cash flow for the first time.
In the past, the market could tell endless stories.
But ultimately, companies still have to answer one question:
How does the money come back?
Especially in the current high-interest-rate environment, financing costs have clearly increased.
Continuing to borrow endlessly to hoard BTC is no longer as easy as before.
So the market is entering a new phase.
In the past, it was about:
Who dares to buy the most.
In the future, it might be about:
Who is best at managing BTC assets.
This is also why more and more institutions are starting to study:
BTC yield generation.
BTC financialization.
BTC asset management.
Because truly mainstream assets cannot always rely solely on emotion.
They must begin to enter:
Cash flow logic.
Asset allocation logic.
Financial management logic.
And what Saylor is doing now may be the most important step in the maturity process of BTC.
It's just that in the short term, the market is not yet used to:
The "faith guru" suddenly talking about financial statements. #WCTC Trading King PK