Bitcoin isn't crashing because of Saylor, it's losing the momentum trade
Bitcoin's recent weakness reflects a broader rotation into AI, IPOs and other momentum trades rather than concerns about Michael Saylor's bitcoin sales, according to Charles Schwab's Jim Ferraioli.
➤ Bitcoin's recent underperformance is attributed to a loss of its 'momentum trade' status, with capital rotating to AI, IPOs, and gold. ➤ Despite positive developments like ETF approvals and regulatory progress, Bitcoin remains primarily a retail, momentum-driven asset facing competition from other speculative narratives. ➤ Concerns about Michael Saylor's Bitcoin sales are downplayed, with the primary driver being a broader market shift in investor attention and a desire to exit at breakeven.













