What a shame!


With the increase in Strategy’s dollar reserves, it can only be indirectly interpreted as being bullish on the dollar’s purchasing power; in terms of behavior, it also aligns with my macro outlook for a bullish dollar.
But this message can only serve as a side reference and cannot directly form the core argument.
If more logic continues to be confirmed as bullish, the subsequent layout should be much more at ease. #Strategy
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CrossChainBot
· 1h ago
I actually think Strategy’s behavior is more like hedging, not necessarily purely bullish on the dollar—look back at their balance sheet structure and you’ll see it.
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MempoolPeeker
· 1h ago
Is it too reckless to judge the USD trend based only on a single company's reserve changes? Still, as a signal it might be worth paying attention to.
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SR_Craftsman
· 1h ago
Haha, this perspective is pretty novel, but the dataset is too small. If there were a few more similar cases, it would be much more convincing.
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KeyShardSlicer
· 1h ago
I agree with the strategy. The long-term bullish logic for the U.S. dollar is actually pretty solid, but the point you mentioned can only be considered a minor supporting argument.
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PESOPrincipal
· 1h ago
Bro, this logic is a bit roundabout, but honestly, market sentiment sometimes explains more than the data itself. Keep observing.
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