Right now there’s a pretty heated debate going around Crypto Twitter involving MicroStrategy and @Polymarket and some people are calling it a controversial resolution Here’s the situation. The market asked whether MicroStrategy would sell any Bitcoin before the end of May 2026. It later turned out that the company did sell a small amount of BTC (~32 coins) in late May, which shows up in SEC filings and is also supported by on-chain data. Because of that, many traders expected the market to resolve to YES. But @Polymarket ultimately resolved it as NO, pointing to how their resolution rules interpret valid confirmation sources and timing for when information is considered acceptable. That decision sparked backlash, with one side arguing the real-world action is what matters, while the other side says strict rule enforcement and timing are the only things that count. In the end, it became a classic clash between what actually happened and how it qualifies under market rules