Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy Inc., argues that his company acts as a 'shock absorber' for Bitcoin rather than a threat to its stability. During the recent bear market, Strategy acquired about 250,000 BTC and sold only 32 BTC, showing it buys when others panic, providing liquidity when needed most. Critics worry about potential forced sales impacting the market, but Saylor insists the company’s financial strategies attract new capital and support Bitcoin’s stability. Investors should watch for any changes in Strategy’s selling policy and debt structure, as the company moves toward more active balance sheet management after years of a buy-and-hold approach.
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