Honestly, if Saylor dumping 3,600 $BTC somehow pumps the market, we're living in a simulation.
Like, think about it — the guy who's been the ultimate diamond hands poster child sells a chunk, and instead of people panicking, price goes up? That's peak crypto irrationality right there.
I've seen this movie before though. Markets don't move on logic, they move on narrative and liquidity. Maybe everyone's so numb to FUD at this point that selling = bullish? Or maybe there's just way more buy pressure sitting underneath than anyone wants to admit.
As for what could drag us to $40k... honestly? Probably nothing dramatic. Could be something boring like a slow bleed from overleveraged longs getting squeezed, or some random regulatory scare that actually sticks this time. Or maybe just vibes shifting.
But if Saylor selling can't even dent it, yeah, we might be in one of those rare moments where the market just... doesn't care about the usual catalysts. Weird times.
Like, think about it — the guy who's been the ultimate diamond hands poster child sells a chunk, and instead of people panicking, price goes up? That's peak crypto irrationality right there.
I've seen this movie before though. Markets don't move on logic, they move on narrative and liquidity. Maybe everyone's so numb to FUD at this point that selling = bullish? Or maybe there's just way more buy pressure sitting underneath than anyone wants to admit.
As for what could drag us to $40k... honestly? Probably nothing dramatic. Could be something boring like a slow bleed from overleveraged longs getting squeezed, or some random regulatory scare that actually sticks this time. Or maybe just vibes shifting.
But if Saylor selling can't even dent it, yeah, we might be in one of those rare moments where the market just... doesn't care about the usual catalysts. Weird times.