Live updates: Bitcoin slips after Strategy sells 3,588 BTC for $216 million
Bitcoin’s price dips as Strategy accelerates $216M BTC sales amid $8.3B loss—what’s next for the ‘BTC monetization’ plan?
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Bitcoin’s price dips as Strategy accelerates $216M BTC sales amid $8.3B loss—what’s next for the ‘BTC monetization’ plan?
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