Quote from: hero_the_bossman on June 23, 2025, 09:14:21 AM

Quote from: Jibdeen on June 23, 2025, 08:45:56 AM

Well if there is huge amount of demand for bitcoin won’t that rise the price?
That will be of great benefits to bitcoin investors because the rise in demand of bitcoin will surge the price and increase profits.
Bitcoin is the digital gold and it is currently being trusted by many people which is a great improvement over the years.

Saylor isn't enough to do things like that - he simply goes with BTC as his way to become more rich and influential; however, the demand for BTC would be as big with or without him, if not bigger.

It always becomes bigger as time marches on.

Demand based on market needs, demand goes up and down in the market especially since we have a bitcoin cycle that occurs every 4 years so you need to remember and consider that, bitcoin will continue to grow in popularity but with a fairly long time span, don't lose that reality.

Quote from: Alpen on Today at 12:17:23 PM

If CryptoQuant is right and MicroStrategy really moved 4,000 BTC out of cold storage, then yes — that’s usually not done “just because.” Big wallets don’t shift coins unless they plan to do something with them, and selling is the obvious guess.

So yeah, maybe the easy money phase is over for now. If Saylor’s team starts unloading, it’ll put pressure on the price — and smaller holders will likely panic-sell too. We’ll see soon enough if this was just treasury management or the first sign of taking profits at the top.

Not really, sometimes just moving to a new wallet because the old wallet has some problems for example, so it doesn't mean that the bitcoin transfer is for sale, it's just speculation that can't be accounted for.