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BitMine just shelled out nearly 92 million USD to scoop up ETH, boosting their holdings to 4.7% of the total supply — right on target for 5%. When a big fund buys in with such volume, it not only signals long-term confidence but also pulls a significant amount of liquidity out of the market, tightening the available supply.

With the organization holding nearly 5% of the total supply, their active selling pressure is virtually non-existent, but the buying pressure remains steady. This builds a solid foundation for ETH's price in the mid-term, although the risk of lower liquidity could trigger strong volatility with macro news.

Personally, I see this move as a confirmation that institutional money is strongly buying into Ethereum's layer 1 narrative. But as a trader, I don't let it drive me to FOMO. Keep an eye on the holding ratios and flow of similar funds, coupled with trading volume, to find reasonable entry points.

Capital management remains the top priority. Know what they're up to, but don’t forget that the market always has two sides.

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Strategy just dropped 35 million USD to scoop up Bitcoin while boosting their cash reserves to 300 million USD to reassure investors about STRC dividends. Notably, both moves were funded by selling common stock, which dilutes MSTR but doesn’t touch Bitcoin.

For traders, this is a neutral signal but with clear implications. Strategy continues to stick to their fundraising strategy to buy BTC, maintaining long-term faith. Increasing cash reserves helps mitigate short-term liquidity risk – a positive for preferred shareholders.

However, this is corporate news, not a direct price catalyst for Bitcoin. The market is in a sensitive zone around 65k, affected by ETF inflows and broader macro factors. Saylor's move shows disciplined accumulation, but investors need to stay sharp on risk management.

DYOR before making any trades.

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