MicroStrategy's new CEO, Phong Le, has come out and made a statement, which is basically a "confidence certificate" for the market.

Everyone, translate the big boss's subtext; it really boils down to three meanings:
Selling coins? Not happening: The CEO clarified, unless it's to pay 11.5% dividends to preferred shareholders, or for tax avoidance—these "must-do" needs—otherwise, they won't touch a single coin in their holdings.
A rock-solid core position, flowing interest: This isn't just a company; it's more like a "Bitcoin safe." As long as it's not for taxes or payroll, they are just a "tight-fisted" entity that only accumulates, never sells—this provides long-term support for Bitcoin as steady as Mount Tai.
Pour cold water on the bears: Those bears who keep watching institutions dump can relax; they've been told outright—except for high-level moves like "tax optimization," there's no chance they'll sell off.
This move is like a landlord with a mine, telling neighbors: "I only sell grain when paying taxes or giving dividends to relatives; the rest is all stockpiled."
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