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Earn some pocket money for a midnight snack #MichaelSaylor暗示增持BTC
🏦 1. Circulating supply is continuously locked
Saylor's company holds nearly 600,000 BTC, which accounts for about 2.8%~3% of the current circulating total.
These bitcoins are held long-term, effectively removing liquidity from the market.
Within the fixed total supply of 21 million (with approximately 19 million already in circulation), the more chips that are locked, the fewer bitcoins are available for free trading in the market, leading to a higher scarcity premium.
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💰 2. Becoming a psychological anchor for the market
Saylor often speaks on social media, emphasizing long-term value. His statement, "In 21 years, you will wish you had bought more now," is not just emotional rhetoric but also shapes the belief in long-term holding.
Many retail investors, institutions, and even hedge funds follow suit, creating a similar "anchoring bias"—the market's psychological bottom is raised, and panic selling decreases.
🔄 3. A booster for price volatility
Every time Strategy publicly increases its BTC holdings, the market experiences short-term FOMO (fear of missing out), driving prices up rapidly.
It also attracts extensive media coverage, enhancing Bitcoin's global attention.
However, from another perspective, when the market overly relies on such "whale buys," it can easily lead to short-term speculation and increased price volatility.
🔥 4. Conveying anti-inflation and institutional endorsement signals
Saylor positions Bitcoin as digital gold, publicly stating it is to combat the long-term depreciation of the dollar.
This action, executed continuously by someone at the CFO level of a publicly traded company and converting real cash flow into BTC, creates a strong demonstrative effect for other companies and fund managers, also increasing the legitimacy of Bitcoin as a "qualified reserve asset."
Therefore, the biggest impact of Saylor's increase in holdings on Bitcoin is:
• Directly reducing the circulating BTC in the market, intensifying scarcity;
• Raising market expectations for future value, making people more willing to hold;
• Reinforcing the narrative of Bitcoin as an anti-inflation, long-term store of value, attracting more institutions to join.