
“No, that’s not quite it. They sold the 32 BTC — a tiny fraction of their stack — specifically to show traditional finance and credit rating agencies that Bitcoin isn’t just a static asset they refuse to touch. Rating agencies had been treating it like it had zero credit value on the balance sheet because of the “never sell” stance. This tiny sale proves they can actually liquidate some for obligations like dividends, which should help get Bitcoin recognized as real, usable collateral rather than harder to use. It’s more of a bullish signal for loans going forward.”
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