Tom Lee: Strategy of Selling Bitcoin and ETF Outflows are Typical Bottoming Behaviors, Not Risk Signals
According to Odaily, Tom Lee stated that the recent market anxiety, including a small sale of Bitcoin by Strategy, is typical bottoming behavior rather than a deep systemic crisis. Michael Saylor sold 32 Bitcoins at an average price of $77,135, raising about $2.5 million to pay preferred stock dividends. This sale accounts for only 0.004% of the company's holdings of over 843,700 Bitcoins.
In addition, regarding the 11 consecutive days of $3.4 billion outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, Tom Lee believes that capital outflow is a classic lagging indicator of market cycle reset. Bitmine's macro strategy remains unchanged, and its plan to purchase 111,942 Ethereum for about $237 million is still underway, with its current Ethereum holdings reaching nearly 5.4 million. (coindesk)
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