Haseeb

And the signal clearly has accelerated this, but only since Tuesday, right?

And the market was coming down before Tuesday.

So I think it's quickened the pace of the sentiment turning sour, but it doesn't explain the full drawdown that we've seen since Bitcoin kind of recovering to near 80K.

Well, look, I'm not a TA kind of guy, so I don't know what's a normal or not normal price chart.

I'm like, I think it was true that there was a sentiment reversal.

People felt like the weekends had been shaken out.

A lot of retail had already exited the market.

And so it's like, okay, now we've, you know, we've...

Taking our lumps and now it's time to reconsolidate and kind of reestablish, okay, how do we feel about the fair value of Bitcoin?

I think it's pretty clear this market is very flows-driven right now and very sentiment-driven.

And sentiment, I think, you know, Saylor was probably testing the market, as you mentioned, and I think he got...

The answer he was not looking for, which is that absolutely not.

You are not allowed to sell like you are a big part of the story of why Bitcoin gets to keep going up.

And so I think Saylor likely has internalized this lesson of never press that button ever again for as long as really you think that he is not.

You you think this response has told him, OK, yeah, it's fine.

Go sell some more.

I don't think they get for multiple years.

I believe the Stretch dividends are like over a billion a year.

And he has $700 million on hand, if I'm not mistaken.

So I would take the opposite view.