My main concern with MicroStrategy's regularly massive Bitcoin accumulation is what happens when they eventually liquidate their holdings into fiat. No matter how bullish Saylor may be, his investors will not always share the same stance. At some point, they will want to secure profits, which could lead to significant selling pressure on Bitcoin. Such a move could heavily impact the price and resemble monopolistic behavior or even market manipulation.
Ironically if they start selling their shares would suffer more
Meaning their investors would suffer more than people holding Bitcoin.
They have more to loss than hodlers.
When the share rises an investor can choose to sell. That's different from strategy selling Bitcoin.
They’ve scooped up 1,955 $BTC for around $217.4M at an average price of $111,196 per coin.
Compared to some purchase in the past, this is nothing.
Many even consider it little because of the amount they have been accustomed to.