Grayscale Research: Strategy's $216M Bitcoin Sale Reduces Tail Risk, May Support BTC Price Bottom
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Shiraz Jagati
6h ago· 4 min readenInsight
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Grayscale Research has issued a positive institutional assessment of Strategy Inc.'s (MSTR) $216 million bitcoin sale, arguing that the move reduces financing tail risk and could help bitcoin find a durable bottom. The sale covers approximately 17 months of dividends, and Grayscale notes that the rebound in Strategy's stock (STRC) suggests investors are responding positively to the capital restructuring.
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· 3 pulledGrayscale Research says Strategy's $216M bitcoin sale reduces tail risk, covers 17 months of dividends and could help BTC find a durable bottom.
Grayscale Research has offered one of the most upbeat institutional assessments yet of the first large bitcoin sale by Strategy Inc.
The firm laid out its case in a research note titled 'Shifts by Strategy Reduce Bitcoin Tail Risks,' published as the market digested the disposal.
Grayscale Research says Strategy's $216M bitcoin sale reduces tail risk, covers 17 months of dividends and could help BTC find a durable bottom.
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