First reported by en.bloomingbit.io
Strategy Sells Another 3,588 Bitcoin, Reducing Holdings to 843,775 BTC
Bitcoin rebounds above $63K after selloff triggered by Strategy's BTC sale announcement
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@cointelegraph
1d ago· 3 min readenNews
Summary
Bitcoin quickly rebounded above $63K after dropping to $61,300 following Strategy's (formerly MicroStrategy) Bitcoin sale announcement. The sale added $216 million in cash, easing concerns about the company's ability to pay dividends and cover debt. The perpetual futures annualized funding rate jumped to 9%, indicating balanced demand between bullish and bearish leverage, suggesting a potential return of bullish momentum despite the initial negative sentiment.
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· 3 pulledBitcoin price quickly recovered from the selloff to $61,300 that followed Strategy's Bitcoin sale announcement.
The additional $216 million cash position eased concerns about the company's ability to pay dividends and cover its debt.
The Bitcoin perpetual futures annualized funding rate jumped to 9% on Monday, indicating balanced demand between bullish and bearish leverage.
Bitcoin rebounded back above its intra-day high following a negative response to Strategy’s latest BTC sale. Are bulls slowly building momentum?
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