Saylor masterclass XDDD Sell Bitcoin around $59K, then buy it back at $78K—so, buy low, sell high... but they had the instructions upside down 😂 The most important thing is that they have a strategy—after all, the company is even called Strategy, so it must work ;DDD But seriously, why does this happen? Saylor isn’t sitting around waiting: “Oh, Bitcoin dropped to $60K, now I’ll buy” XDDD. Strategy sold BTC primarily to generate cash for payouts to preferred shareholders and to replenish its U.S. dollar reserves. Later, when the company raised fresh capital through additional stock sales, it simply bought BTC at the current market price. That’s why it may seem absurd—selling around $59–61K and later buying around $80K—but remember, their goal isn’t to perfectly time Bitcoin purchases; it’s to manage the entire company’s finances and steadily add BTC to the balance sheet over the long term. And as we know, they periodically have obligations to address with their investors, so they sometimes need to sell—which might look absurd to some, but as we can see, it’s not quite that simple.