A major corporate Bitcoin holder just clarified its selling conditions: BTC disposal only happens when stock price dips below net asset value AND capital reserves run dry. This dual-trigger mechanism shows sophisticated treasury management—they're not panic sellers chasing short-term volatility. The NAV floor acts as a valuation safety net, while the capital constraint ensures operational flexibility. For institutional watchers, this reveals how serious players balance hodling conviction with fiduciary responsibility.
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DeFiGrayling
· 11-30 16:52
This dual mechanism is indeed fierce, unlike those retail investors who panic and dump.
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PhantomMiner
· 11-30 16:48
This dual-trigger mechanism sounds good, but what about when it really matters?
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MEV_Whisperer
· 11-30 16:45
This double triggering mechanism is indeed something, much more rational than those retail investors chasing trends.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 11-30 16:24
Oh, this is how institutions play, the dual-trigger mechanism is really amazing.
A major corporate Bitcoin holder just clarified its selling conditions: BTC disposal only happens when stock price dips below net asset value AND capital reserves run dry. This dual-trigger mechanism shows sophisticated treasury management—they're not panic sellers chasing short-term volatility. The NAV floor acts as a valuation safety net, while the capital constraint ensures operational flexibility. For institutional watchers, this reveals how serious players balance hodling conviction with fiduciary responsibility.