Stop fixating on the 15-minute K-line and getting tangled up in corrections; the main force has already written the answer on their face.
Just yesterday (February 1), the whale that has just renamed itself to Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) made another move. Data shows that they bought another 855 $BTC during this week at the end of January, with an average price as high as $87,974.
You read that right, when retail investors are trembling at the $90k threshold, worrying about a crash, Saylor is crazily accumulating near the historical high price range.
The logic behind this is extremely cruel and simple:
Chip black hole: As of now, the total number of Bitcoins held by Strategy has exceeded 713,502. What does this concept mean? They have locked up more than 3.4% of the total supply in the entire network.
Cost ignored: Their total holding average price has already risen to $76,052. The latest buying average price of $87k directly tells the market: for long-term predators, the current price is still the floor.
Unlimited ammunition: Don't forget the '21/21 Plan.' They are exchanging the infinite liquidity of the fiat market for the absolutely scarce $BTC by issuing preferred shares and bonds. This is not just about buying coins; it's the largest scale capital arbitrage in the world.
My prediction:
The renaming of Strategy is the final showdown—they are no longer a software company but a Bitcoin accumulation black hole. Their willingness to buy at $87k indicates that their valuation model has a target price of $BTC far beyond this.
One last question:
Institutions are adding positions even at $88k, yet you want to exit because of a 5% pullback?
Hold on to your chips and don't get left behind in this cycle's biggest wealth transfer.
