Guys, I just came across this news and it really caught me off guard. BTC has dropped to $64,500 this week, and it’s right before the FOMC meeting. Market sentiment was already tense, and now there are rumors that Strategy might start dumping coins. This combo is hitting hard!

First off, what I saw: the news says BTC is currently hovering around $65k, but analysts are warning that Strategy might continue to sell BTC in the future. I remember this company always claimed to be a 'HODL' type, right? Last year they even issued bonds to buy coins, so why the sudden change in direction? Are they running low on cash? Or do they see something we don’t?

In my opinion, this is a two-sided coin. On one hand, if the Strategy actually dumps some coins, we could see some serious short pressure in the near term. They've got a hefty stash of BTC, and just a little sell-off could crater the price. But on the flip side, the market sometimes overreacts; maybe someone is intentionally spreading fear to scoop up some cheap coins. I’ve been through the March 12, 2020 crash, and the 2022 plunge—every time major bad news hits, it tends to be a prime opportunity to buy the dip.

That said, the FOMC is the main event this week. If the Fed goes hawkish, BTC might need to test lower levels; if they go dovish, then 64.5K could be the bottom for this round. My strategy is: if BTC dips below 63K, I’ll scale in gradually; if it holds above 65K, I’ll just sit tight for now. How about you guys? Are you planning to buy the dip or are you bailing? Drop your strategies in the comments, I wanna see if there are any other 'thick-skinned' players like me.