[Crypto World] A certain Bitcoin company has made another move, this time directly scooping up 363 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 4,367 BTC—which is just over $400 million at current prices.
However, the market’s reaction to this move has been rather subtle. As soon as the lockup period expired, the stock price immediately plunged nearly 40%. The speed at which the capital market “voted with its feet” was truly impressive. Fortunately, there was a slight recovery on Wednesday, with a single-day rebound of 9%, offering some consolation to die-hard fans.
Eric Trump, on the other hand, stepped up to make a statement, saying the company’s fundamentals are solid and he has no plans to sell his shares. Is this genuine confidence backed by real money, or just a public show of support? Whether this is a bottom-fishing opportunity or catching a falling knife depends on whether BTC can hold up against this wave of institutional buying.
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SmartContractWorker
· 12-05 21:06
The Trump family's statements this time are honestly a bit awkward. I'm just worried that they say they won't sell, but then turn around and make a run for it.
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consensus_failure
· 12-05 03:39
As soon as the lock-up period ended, it immediately plunged 40%. This is just outrageous; it feels like the market just isn’t buying it at all.
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TommyTeacher1
· 12-04 19:01
40% dumped directly, this move is really ruthless. Even Trump’s statements can’t save the market.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-04 18:56
As soon as the lock-up period ended, it dropped 40% immediately. This move is truly something else, haha.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 12-04 18:47
Frantically sweeping up BTC ended up crashing the market instead. This tactic is pretty ruthless—a typical case of bullish news resulting in a mess.
A certain Bitcoin company aggressively bought 363 BTC, but its stock price first plunged 40% before rebounding—Trump family declares, "I won't run."
[Crypto World] A certain Bitcoin company has made another move, this time directly scooping up 363 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 4,367 BTC—which is just over $400 million at current prices.
However, the market’s reaction to this move has been rather subtle. As soon as the lockup period expired, the stock price immediately plunged nearly 40%. The speed at which the capital market “voted with its feet” was truly impressive. Fortunately, there was a slight recovery on Wednesday, with a single-day rebound of 9%, offering some consolation to die-hard fans.
Eric Trump, on the other hand, stepped up to make a statement, saying the company’s fundamentals are solid and he has no plans to sell his shares. Is this genuine confidence backed by real money, or just a public show of support? Whether this is a bottom-fishing opportunity or catching a falling knife depends on whether BTC can hold up against this wave of institutional buying.