Liquidity dilemma is being broken.

MicroStrategy strikes again, purchasing over 10,000 Bitcoins in one go — but this time with a key difference: the funds come from the traditional financial markets, not from within the crypto community.

The core issue is actually quite clear. The current crypto market most lacks is new liquidity. Retail investors are basically ready to enter, and institutions are almost ready to allocate. Relying on internal capital rotation within the crypto space makes it almost impossible for Bitcoin to break through new heights.

MicroStrategy's approach is quite interesting. On one hand, they frequently issue new shares via ATM to raise funds, and on the other hand, they launch products like STRC to attract traditional capital participation. This dual strategy effectively uses institutional leverage to pry open the gates of traditional finance. When Bitcoin is no longer just an asset within the crypto circle but flows into Wall Street's asset allocation, the market's logic is completely transformed.