If MicroStrategy really sells 25,000 BTC at 60k, the books would look good, but can the market withstand this selling pressure?

According to ChainNews, Bitcoin advocate Samson Mow suggested that MicroStrategy could increase its dollar reserves by carrying out over-the-counter Bitcoin sales to BSTR, while also enabling BSTR to take up a larger position among corporate Bitcoin holders. Mow said that, assuming a price of $60,000 per BTC, selling 25,000 BTC would bring roughly $1.5 billion in reserves to MicroStrategy, thereby raising its reserves to $2.9 billion. The proposal was put forward amid pressure facing MicroStrategy and its preferred stock instruments. Mow believes this transaction would meet MicroStrategy’s need to replenish cash reserves while also satisfying BSTR’s interest in buying Bitcoin.