Everyone's watching Michael Saylor accumulate while calling it 'institutional adoption,' but the real narrative backwards is this: when treasury demand fades and only one mega-buyer remains propping the bid, that's not strength, that's concentration risk wearing a suit. The tighter that 50-day range gets, the more people convince themselves it's consolidation before a breakout—when it might just be the market waiting for Saylor to stop buying.
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