From a single stock perspective, observing BTC trends, MSTR, as a publicly traded company holding 600,000 BTC, often reflects institutional fund sentiment through its candlestick performance. Looking back at the market on December 1st, when BTC broke through 83,500, MSTR's stock price experienced a strong rebound. However, in recent weeks, this stock has fallen back to a recent low, showing a divergence from BTC's trend.
From a technical standpoint, MSTR's candlestick pattern appears weak. In the short term, around 148 may serve as the next support level for a rebound. But from a medium to long-term cycle perspective, around 101 should be a key support—once it drops into this range, it usually also indicates an upcoming reversal opportunity for BTC. The interaction between this individual stock and spot prices warrants attention to the true attitude of major institutions.
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NFTBlackHole
· 6h ago
Wow, MSTR has dropped back again? It feels like institutions are dumping their holdings. This trend is really quite strange.
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GweiObserver
· 7h ago
Oh no, MSTR is diverging again, are institutions shifting blame?
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Position 101 feels a bit shaky, can't gamble on it
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Holding 600,000 BTC and still so weak, it's a bit outrageous
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148 rebound support? Whether it breaks or not will reveal the true attitude of the institutions
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I just want to know if the big funds are building positions or fleeing; the MSTR signal is the most direct
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How did it get off track like this? BTC is so strong, yet it's still so despondent
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Feels suspicious; we need to see if 101 can hold before saying more
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gas_fee_therapist
· 7h ago
MSTR this wave of divergence is indeed interesting, it feels like big institutions are testing the bottom line
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101 is the real showdown position, and the climax of the show hasn't arrived yet
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With 600,000 BTC in hand, if it really drops to 101, I have to ask myself whether I should buy the dip
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When can the rebound support at 148 hold? It feels like every time it's a false fall
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The attitude of big institutions is clearly reflected in the K-line. MSTR's current trend is indeed a bit pessimistic
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Wait for the moment at 101; by then, BTC will either come back to life or you'll really have to reconsider life
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How long can this round of divergence last? It feels like it won't last too long before returning to synchronization
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The two thresholds at 148 and 101, one depends on willingness, the other on the bottom line
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WhaleWatcher
· 7h ago
MSTR's recent divergence really can't hold, it feels like institutions are testing the bottom line...
If the 101 level really breaks down, does that mean the rebound opportunity for BTC will come?
Whether 148 in the short term can hold is uncertain; this current trend indeed feels fragile.
I'm optimistic, but the psychological pressure of buying in now is indeed high...
Are institutions secretly reducing their positions or preparing for a rebound? That's the key.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 7h ago
This divergence is interesting, it feels like MSTR is shedding its burden, and institutions are starting to hesitate too.
Whether 148 can hold depends on if it can stay steady; if it breaks 101, I’ll have to start accumulating coins.
MSTR is decoupled from BTC, does that mean someone is dumping? Or is it really not that optimistic?
Is 101 really the bottom? Feels like it can still fall further, don’t be fooled, brother.
The stock’s reaction reflects institutional sentiment? Then right now, the institutional mindset is—better to run first.
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PumpAnalyst
· 7h ago
Institutions are dumping, MSTR's movement is incredible, divergence is a signal
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I think the support at 148 is questionable, 101 is the real bottom point that the big players want
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It's bearish, but if institutions dare to sell so much BTC, it means they know something
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Everyone pay attention, the disconnect between MSTR and BTC is not simple, there will definitely be a big show later
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I'll go all-in when it drops to 101, this is the last chance to get on board, brothers
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With such weak technicals, don't chase highs in the short term, risk control is the top priority
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600,000 BTC, we must keep a close eye on the actions of these institutions
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Honestly, with MSTR like this now, retail investors have only one outcome
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The turning point is at 101, don’t ask me how I know, just look at the chart and you'll understand
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SchrodingerWallet
· 7h ago
Institutions are dumping, isn't that obvious? MSTR can't keep up with BTC, which is a signal. See you at 101.
From a single stock perspective, observing BTC trends, MSTR, as a publicly traded company holding 600,000 BTC, often reflects institutional fund sentiment through its candlestick performance. Looking back at the market on December 1st, when BTC broke through 83,500, MSTR's stock price experienced a strong rebound. However, in recent weeks, this stock has fallen back to a recent low, showing a divergence from BTC's trend.
From a technical standpoint, MSTR's candlestick pattern appears weak. In the short term, around 148 may serve as the next support level for a rebound. But from a medium to long-term cycle perspective, around 101 should be a key support—once it drops into this range, it usually also indicates an upcoming reversal opportunity for BTC. The interaction between this individual stock and spot prices warrants attention to the true attitude of major institutions.