Public companies have sold 108,247 BTC in 2026, mainly miners repaying debt, causing the Bitcoin treasury buy-sell ratio to fall below 90% for only the fourth time. Historically, such sell-offs were followed by major Bitcoin rallies, although prices initially dropped further before recovering. MicroStrategy continues buying Bitcoin despite the sell-off, but faces potential index exclusion by MSCI, which could force funds to sell its shares and impact its ability to raise funds for Bitcoin purchases. MSCI's decision is expected on November 11, with changes effective after November 30.
Bitcoin treasury selling reached a rare low buy-sell ratio below 90% in 2026, with public companies offloading 108,247 BTC mainly to repay debt. For readers following major cryptocurrencies, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Nov 12, 2026 02:02 WIB: out of 50 major cryptos, 34 rose and 14 fell today. Notable movers include AVAX at Rp155.472 (+3.73%, 81% buy), ATOM at Rp25.758 (+3.15%, 80% buy), and DOT at Rp15.533 (+2.83%, 77% buy).
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