🚨【Signal Emerges】Is MicroStrategy really going to sell BTC?

An address that bet 10 times on Polymarket has increased its "sell before June" probability to 15.5%.

And what truly raises concern is Michael Saylor's original words during the Q1 earnings call:

“We might sell some Bitcoin to pay dividends, just to give the market a shot—send a message: we’re fine, the company’s fine, BTC’s fine, the industry’s fine.”

Wasn’t it agreed that they would never sell?

Now the management is being more straightforward: “When it’s beneficial for the company, we will sell.”
They even mentioned offsetting losses by selling high-cost BTC, using approximately $2.2 billion in tax benefits to optimize debt or dividends.

This is not just talk.

A trader with a 74% historical success rate, who made nearly $500k net profit in the macro sector, is betting on “selling” with a position 400 times larger than their historical median.

His profile isn’t about betting on the event itself, but about finding the take-profit point.

If MicroStrategy really acts before June, what will happen?

It holds hundreds of thousands of BTC, and even a symbolic sale would cause a psychological shock far greater than actual selling pressure—Saylor himself said it’s “vaccination.” But a vaccine itself admits the virus exists.

The market’s biggest fear has never been selling, but the loosening of the “eternal diamond” persona.
The person who said they would never sell back then now has a well-founded reason for tax optimization.

Do you believe this is a vaccine, or just the first shot?

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