#StrategySellsBitcoin Strategy just did something the market never expected. For the first time in four years, Strategy sold 32 BTC between May 26–31 at an average price of $77,135, raising roughly $2.5 million to fund STRC preferred dividends. The sale represents only 0.004% of total Bitcoin holdings, making it financially insignificant. Michael Saylor emphasized the move was designed to strengthen STRC credit quality rather than respond to liquidity pressure. The real story is not the size of the sale. It is the precedent. For years, $MSTR built its identity around one message: buy and hold $BTC. A single isolated sale changes little. But if periodic selling becomes part of capital management, investors may need to reassess the long-standing “never sell” narrative. Markets appear focused on intent rather than volume. As long as $MSTR continues expanding its Bitcoin treasury over time, confidence in the broader corporate accumulation model remains intact. Meanwhile, the disclosure triggered controversy on Polymarket after a prediction market was ruled “No” because confirmation arrived after the official deadline. The dispute has already been challenged twice and is now heading to a UMA vote. Small sale. Big signal. The next move from $MSTR may matter more than the 32 $BTC it just sold. $BTC $ETH $MSTR #StrategySellsBitcoin @OKX Orbit @OKX星球 @OKX中文