Strategy's CEO Phong Le just laid out their $BTC exit conditions—and they're pretty extreme. The company would only liquidate holdings if their stock tanks below net asset value AND all funding routes dry up simultaneously. Le framed it as pure financial calculus, not ideology. That's a high bar for selling, signaling serious conviction in their treasury strategy despite market volatility.
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WhaleStalker
· 15h ago
This condition is really harsh, it's like saying they basically don't intend to sell.
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AllInAlice
· 11-30 16:00
Ngl, this condition is really ridiculous. Do we have to get two black swans to get dumped at the same time before selling? It sounds nice to say it's conviction, but I think it's just a gambler's mentality.
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ForkThisDAO
· 11-30 16:00
This condition is ridiculous; you can only sell with double insurance? To put it bluntly, it just means you don't want to sell.
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OnchainDetective
· 11-30 15:57
According to on-chain data tracking, this exit condition is quite interesting... Selling only when two extreme conditions are met? It’s obvious this guy is making a long-term bet. But I need to dig deeper—Is the flow of funds really that clear, or is it just talk? After analysis, what is usually hidden behind this "never sell" stance... I will continue to observe the movement of the Wallet Address.
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TopBuyerForever
· 11-30 15:54
Ha, is this the legendary "buy the dip before death"?
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BackrowObserver
· 11-30 15:46
This really has become a non-sale item, it requires two conditions to get dumped before it will budge, how tough must this mindset be!
Strategy's CEO Phong Le just laid out their $BTC exit conditions—and they're pretty extreme. The company would only liquidate holdings if their stock tanks below net asset value AND all funding routes dry up simultaneously. Le framed it as pure financial calculus, not ideology. That's a high bar for selling, signaling serious conviction in their treasury strategy despite market volatility.