When Bitcoin's price drops, most people panic. They sell, hesitate, or just stare at the screen with a tight stomach, waiting for something to change.
But there are market players doing exactly the opposite.
This week, the National Pension Service (NPS) of South Korea — one of the largest pension funds in the world — increased its position in Strategy by 20%, the company that made Bitcoin accumulation its core business strategy.
The numbers are concrete: the NPS now holds 614,409 shares of Strategy. A position valued at approximately $93.4 million. And behind that number lies something more important: an indirect exposure to nearly 1,800 Bitcoin.