“Buy the rally, sell the dip”—that’s the playbook folks are now pinning on Michael Saylor. Strategy just pulled off some eye-catching BTC trades that totally flip the script on the classic ‘buy the dip’ approach.

What happened

Strategy offloaded 5,310 BTC in three chunks at ~$60,200–64,300, then jumped back in and bought 4,603 BTC at an average of $80,300. That’s a 25–33% markup from where they sold to where they bought back in.

Why this got everyone talking

This move—selling coins at lower prices, then re-entering way higher—flies in the face of the usual DCA-on-dips playbook. It’s a rare flex on the market, showing they’re willing to eat a worse entry price just to chase momentum.

How this could shake up the BTC market

Trades like this ramp up the debate: is it smarter to chase the trend or optimize your average entry? In the short term, it stirs up volatility around key levels. Over the long haul, it might push more traders toward trend-chasing instead of buying the dip.