Sep 21, 2026 6:32 PM

MicroStrategy now controls 4% of the entire Bitcoin supply, holding 846,000 coins. Despite the "never sell" narrative, they actually dumped over 3,500 BTC this summer. This massive corporate concentration threatens the decentralization Bitcoin was built for. Can we call it a "people's currency" when one company holds such a market-moving share, or is Saylor’s dominance a systemic risk we’re all ignoring? Is this level of centralization actually good for Bitcoin? What's your take?
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