Saylor stated that MicroStrategy currently holds 762,099 BTC with an average cost of $75,694. The current price is $70,000, which is lower than MicroStrategy's cost basis. Even if you buy in now, your cost would be lower than MicroStrategy's.

Current prices are being manipulated in coordination with negative news released by whales and geopolitical issues, causing repeated washouts to force retail traders to sell their chips at low prices. This aligns with the bear market washout stages I shared with everyone yesterday. So while prices appear to be falling and retail market sentiment is extremely panicked, major Wall Street players are accumulating in batches and lowering their average costs.

Yesterday, MicroStrategy also announced it will continue purchasing Bitcoin with $42 billion. While we don't know the exact timing of purchases or whether they actually have this capital to deploy, they coordinate price movements—giving you a slap while offering you candy at the same time. It's all about playing on human nature.

At this current stage, we've reached the second-to-last phase of the bear market washout. Just persist a bit longer and you'll see relatively firm bottom prices. So at this position, the priority is to adjust your mindset and continue dollar-cost averaging. This is definitely not the time for panic selling.