Microstrategy's stock recovered to par following the ex-dividend date, signaling sustained market appetite. What most miss: this recovery pattern reveals something crucial about Bitcoin's underlying strength. The correlation between the two is more bullish than people realize—especially when demand stays this robust across both assets.
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LiquidityLarry
· 17h ago
mstr's move this time is really awesome, it fell and then rose again, btc is also catching up, and this correlation is becoming more and more obvious.
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MEVHunter_9000
· 17h ago
MSTR's recovery this time is indeed strong, but honestly, Bitcoin is the real protagonist.
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ChainDetective
· 17h ago
MSTR's recent recovery is quite strong; it seems that Bitcoin's foundation is indeed more solid now.
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WagmiOrRekt
· 17h ago
MSTR's recent move is indeed impressive, but Bitcoin is still the main player.
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Can it be pulled back after dividends? It shows that the market truly believes in this logic.
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The correlation is so strong that it feels like everyone is betting on the same story.
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Sustained demand? Or is FOMO driving it more aggressively?
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I'm a bit worried that this strong correlation might lead to a simultaneous decline.
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Is a return to parity enough to indicate potential? I don't think so.
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ThesisInvestor
· 17h ago
Wait, is MSTR's rebound this time really driven by Bitcoin, or is it purely a matter of capital flow?
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AirdropHuntress
· 17h ago
Hmm... it still depends on the movement of the wallet addresses. What are the institutions doing according to the data?
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GasFeeSobber
· 17h ago
MSTR's move this time is really aggressive, indicating that institutions are truly not afraid of volatility.
Microstrategy's stock recovered to par following the ex-dividend date, signaling sustained market appetite. What most miss: this recovery pattern reveals something crucial about Bitcoin's underlying strength. The correlation between the two is more bullish than people realize—especially when demand stays this robust across both assets.