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The Infinite Loop: How One Man Exploited a Wall Street Glitch to Corner 4% of the World’s Bitcoin

The Infinite Loop: How One Man Exploited a Wall Street Glitch to Corner 4% of the World’s Bitcoin

Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has abandoned its "never sell" rule by executing five separate Bitcoin liquidations including a recent 1,690 BTC sale for $108.6 million locking in over $102 million in realized losses. Under Michael Saylor, these tactical sales fund preferred stock dividends ($STRC) and protect cash reserves under a new active management model, even as the company faces potential index delisting by MSCI for acting as a non-operating crypto repository.

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