
A financial firm sold approximately 7,000 bitcoins at $60,000, citing capital costs rather than market conditions, and later repurchased them at higher prices above $80,000. The CEO emphasized that the decision was driven by internal financial strategy rather than Bitcoin's price movements. The move highlights how institutional investors balance liquidity needs with long-term holdings.
Phong Le said Strategy’s cost of capital—not Bitcoin’s price—drove its decision to sell nearly 7,000 BTC before resuming purchases above $80,000.
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