Analysis: The strategy of selling coins has triggered a chain reaction, with BTC dropping over 15% in three days

According to Yu Jin Detection, looking back, after Strategy's previous test sale of 32 bitcoins (approximately $2.47 million), market sentiment quickly deteriorated. In the following three days, the price of bitcoin fell by approximately $11,400, a decline of 15.6%, with a total market value evaporating by about $228 billion.

In terms of funds, bitcoin spot ETFs experienced a cumulative net outflow of $1.45 billion within three trading days following Strategy's announcement of the sale, recording continuous outflows for 13 trading days, with a total scale reaching $4.37 billion. Meanwhile, several on-chain and institutional movements further intensified market concerns. Mt. Gox transferred some bitcoins to the Bitstamp trading platform; bitcoins from Tether's reserves were transferred to the Bitfinex trading platform for the first time; and the crypto asset management firm Abraxas Capital also began to reduce its bitcoin holdings.

Market analysis suggests that although Strategy's sale was limited in scale, as one of the largest corporate bitcoin holders globally, its selling behavior had an amplifying effect on market sentiment, triggering a chain reaction of institutional fund outflows and multiple parties reducing their positions.