#Strategy低位加仓1550枚BTC Strategy increases holdings by 1,550 BTC, panic sentiment eases, and the market is about to rebound?

Strategy increased holdings by 1,550 BTC last week, with a total position of 845,256 BTC, so can it be understood that the 32 BTC sold last time was just a market probe?
Although only 32 BTC were sold, totaling about $2.5 million, all used to pay the dividends on STRC perpetual preferred stock, this transaction scale is very small, accounting for only 0.0038% of the Bitcoin holdings at the time, yet it caused a significant market wave. Michael Saylor has publicly claimed that "he will never sell Bitcoin." Once this 8-K was disclosed, MSTR's stock price dropped about 6% on the same day, and Bitcoin's price also fell below $72,000 within hours!
Market anxiety was completely alleviated on June 8. Strategy spent $101 million to buy 1,550 Bitcoin, increasing the total Bitcoin reserve to 845,256 BTC. Meanwhile, USD cash reserves also increased by $100 million, reaching a new high of $1 billion. What does this huge purchase on June 8 mean for the market?
Strategy remains the leading company among publicly listed global firms in Bitcoin holdings, with its recent cumulative buy-in exceeding 2.6 times the total new Bitcoin production for 2026. Strategy initially tested the market response with a very small position, and the market over-interpreted this, leading to panic selling. The company then quickly replenished this with a nine-figure scale within just a week, which not only did not weaken its position as the largest Bitcoin buyer but also once again demonstrated Saylor's team's superb capital operation skills—testing elasticity at minimal cost while reaffirming a long-term holding signal with maximum resolve.
The sale of 32 Bitcoin ultimately did not change Strategy's core Bitcoin strategy. It first repurchased 32 BTC at an average price of $63,911, then increased its holdings by another 1,550 BTC. This move can only be described as awesome! Causing market panic with 32 BTC, then heavily accumulating Bitcoin at low prices, and finally, retail investors are the ones buying. This perfectly aligns with their intentions—buying chips at low levels. To sum up in one sentence: It’s great to have money!!!
Regarding Bitcoin's market trend, MicroStrategy's issue seems to be resolved for now, but the flow of ETF funds remains a significant concern. The most direct indicator is fund withdrawals. If next week the flow turns positive, the short-term will test resistance in the 66,000-68,000 range. Conversely, if outflows continue, the big Bitcoin price around $60,000 may reappear.