Companies like Saylor, Strategy, and similar ones that accumulate reserves don't go bankrupt easily. If companies holding an excessive amount of #BTC are forced to sell, while selling, they also coordinate shorts on one of the DEXs.
Far from going bankrupt, they actually make huge profits. To drive the price up, you need a lot of new money; to bring it down, the money you've already spent is enough.
So nothing happens to the companies—the impact is always on Bitcoin. This is what happens to altcoins throughout the year anyway.
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Companies like Saylor, Strategy, and similar ones that accumulate reserves don't go bankrupt easily. If companies holding an excessive amount of #BTC are forced to sell, while selling, they also coordinate shorts on one of the DEXs.
Far from going bankrupt, they actually make huge profits. To drive the price up, you need a lot of new money; to bring it down, the money you've already spent is enough.
So nothing happens to the companies—the impact is always on Bitcoin. This is what happens to altcoins throughout the year anyway.