BitMine Chairman Tom Lee stated that Strategy's recent small-scale sale of BTC and the continuous outflow from the US spot Bitcoin ETF are more like common behaviors at market bottoms rather than structural risks. Strategy sold 32 BTC this time, approximately 2.5 million USD, accounting for only about 0.004% of its holdings of over 843.7k BTC. The sale was mainly used to pay preferred stock dividends. The US spot Bitcoin ETF has experienced 11 consecutive days of outflows, totaling 3.4 billion USD, but fund withdrawals are usually a lagging signal of cycle resets, "people often sell at the bottom." (CoinDesk)

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CoconutWaterChillSquad
· 10h ago
So now it's the left-side opening position window? I understand.
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AirdropSidequest
· 10h ago
People often sell at the bottom — this phrase should be engraved on my keyboard.
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GateUser-e4fb1fbe
· 10h ago
Can you trust what the chairman of BitMine says? Probably has a conflict of interest.
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SoftRugDetective
· 10h ago
3.4 billion in outflows look scary, but compared to 2021, it's nothing.
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LanternSlippage
· 10h ago
Tom Lee's statement is quite interesting; cutting losses at the bottom is indeed an old script.
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LighthouseInTheMist
· 11h ago
Preferred stock dividends paid in BTC, Saylor's move is quite slick
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PurpleMistLily
· 11h ago
ETF has been withdrawing for 11 days in a row, but I actually want to add to my position.
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