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Why Saylor skipped Bitcoin buy this week
A rare pause from one of Bitcoin’s most aggressive buyers is raising questions across both crypto and traditional markets — not because of what happened, but when it happened. For months, investors have grown accustomed to a predictable rhythm: signal, buy, repeat. That consistency turned Michael Saylor's Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) into a proxy for institutional Bitcoin demand, with each purchase closely watched as a market-moving event. So when that rhythm broke this week, attention quickly shifted from Bitcoin itself to something else entirely. Timing, structure and the rules that govern public companies. ... (full story)
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