2025-12-08 13:20:12

#美联储重启降息步伐 MicroStrategy has made another move—this time dropping $962 million to acquire 10,624 more BTC in one go.

This isn’t the first time. Whenever the market fluctuates, Saylor keeps buying. He buys when prices go up, he buys when they go down, as if he’s completely unaffected by price swings. What this clearly reflects is that big institutions’ attitudes toward Bitcoin have fundamentally changed—from testing the waters to taking strategic positions.

From a capital perspective, this kind of large-scale accumulation is actually sending a signal—institutions don’t believe the current price level is a peak. On the contrary, they see it as an opportunity to position themselves. The continued accumulation of mainstream coins like $BTC and $ETH is quietly shifting the balance of power in the market.

Interestingly, this round of accumulation happened right as macroeconomic expectations were being adjusted. Every move by institutions often speaks volumes about their outlook on the future.

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fomo_fighter

· 2025-12-11 11:14

Saylor really is incredible; he dares to spend over 900 million even when prices are falling. I just want to know how he mentally prepares himself. Institutional bottom-fishing is way faster than retail investors. We're still debating whether it's a high point, while they are already laying out the next round. Hmm, quite interesting. Every time the Federal Reserve adjusts its moves, institutions follow quickly. This pace definitely indicates something. Buying regardless of price rise or fall is truly another level. We mortals still have to rely on emotions. This wave of accumulation really seems to be changing the master of the market.

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PonziWhisperer

· 2025-12-11 06:31

Saylor, this guy just refuses to care about price fluctuations. I'm stunned. But on the other hand, this really shows one thing — institutions have long considered BTC as a strategic asset, not just a plaything. --- Investing 962 million directly — what a move... What should retail investors do? --- Every time there's a large accumulation, institutions act quickly and start hinting that a market move is coming. But I still find it a bit unbelievable — who really dares to be so confident? --- Buying Bitcoin at macro adjustment points, I understand the logic, but it feels a bit too textbook? --- Is the double positive signal of rate cuts + institutional increased holdings real, or is it just another trap to cut the leeks? --- I'm tired of seeing Saylor buy coins; maybe it's time to look at smaller altcoins for opportunities. --- Wow, over ten thousand coins in one go — how much effort must that take to support the market? --- Does accumulation change the power dynamics? Wake up — the market only has this much liquidity, whoever holds more coins gets the say. --- Not now, with so many institutions following the trend and buying BTC, what if they all run away together? --- Wait, even after rate cuts, they still want to buy Bitcoin? Are they hedging against inflation or playing some other tricks?

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 2025-12-08 13:50

Saylor is really something else. When prices drop and others panic, he's going crazy buying the dip. His mental fortitude is unmatched. Institutions are really placing their bets—the signal couldn't be clearer. Wait a minute, spending $962 million just to add a little over 10,000 bitcoins? How does that math work? The big players are quietly building their positions, while we retail investors are still hesitating on whether to buy—what a gap. This pace... Rate cut expectations + institutions hoarding coins, is the second half about to take off? Bitcoin really has become a new store of value—the shift is pretty intense. The Fed cuts rates and Saylor keeps buying, which shows he truly doesn't care about short-term volatility.

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LightningPacketLoss

· 2025-12-08 13:50

Saylor is really ruthless, never backing down whether the market goes up or down. I admire this kind of conviction. The signal is actually quite obvious. Big institutions don’t just throw money around mindlessly, which means they know what they’re doing. There are a lot of people following the trend right now, but to be fair, the Fed's rate cut does provide some confidence. Institutions are playing a big game; as retail investors, we’re just here to watch. Let’s wait and see. Throwing down 962 million like that—now that’s a real vote with your wallet.

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NewDAOdreamer

· 2025-12-08 13:40

Bitcoin is indeed being treated as a hard asset by institutions. Saylor is truly a tough warrior. --- It's Saylor again. This guy buys Bitcoin more often than I eat meals. Impressive. --- 962 million thrown in, I'd have to save my salary till the end of time... --- With such an obvious signal of institutional bottom-fishing, what are regular people still hesitating for? --- Judging by this pace, it feels like BTC is about to hit a new all-time high. Have you all gotten in yet? --- Saylor is really treating MicroStrategy like a Bitcoin fund, haha. --- Buying whether it goes up or down—is this the joy of being rich? --- Macro rate cuts plus institutional accumulation, the double benefits are right here. --- 962 million—I calculated and that's equivalent to my lifetime dream. --- Accumulation is being done so blatantly; what are retail investors still waiting for?

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