A trader just created a new wallet called "khami" and is betting that before March 31, 2026, at least one of these scenarios will unfold around MicroStrategy's Bitcoin strategy:

The corporate giant could make waves by offloading some of its Bitcoin holdings. Or they might go the opposite direction—announcing they've accumulated 750,000+ BTC, signaling even stronger conviction in the digital asset. Then there's the bear case: the company announces bankruptcy, which would shock markets given their aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy.

This bet essentially reflects growing market speculation around how MicroStrategy's Bitcoin-heavy corporate strategy will play out over the next 15 months. Whether the company doubles down on their holdings, exits positions, or faces financial trouble, one of these moves is expected to materialize before spring 2026. It's a high-stakes market prediction that captures trader sentiment around institutional Bitcoin adoption and MicroStrategy's controversial business model centered on accumulating the world's largest corporate Bitcoin reserves.