Bitcoin Pulls Back Under $89K, Michael Saylor Smells Opportunity
Strategy chair Michael Saylor signaled that his firm may add to its Bitcoin holdings just as the market slid again on Sunday, a move that kept traders on edge and fed fresh debate over what is driving the declines.
Based on that view, the recent drop is less about a fresh shock and more about ordinary back-and-forth: macro funds trimming exposure, short-term traders taking profit, and buyers stepping in at lower levels.
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That push-and-pull helps explain why Bitcoin keeps snapping lower on thin pockets of liquidity but does not break decisively below key support.
Meanwhile, the tension between long-term holders — represented by companies like Strategy — and short-term macro flows is shaping price action.
There is no sign yet of widespread liquidations or a funding crisis, which suggests the declines are measured rather than chaotic.
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