It is not always about the amount being sold, but who is selling, and the same goes for buying.
An encouraging level of liquidity returned to crypto, and there was a shift from $60k to $63k.
But on the contrary, if Andrew Tate dumps his Bitcoin bag. He probably won't be taken seriously. At least, not much.
If Robert Kiyosaki does the same, the crypto market probably wouldn't flinch.
I also don't think many would lose their grip if Arthur Hayes does.
But the moment it was captured, Saylor used 32 bitcoins. The red candles began to aim in the direction of hell.
Another interesting thing is that if there is no known information about this being spread, it probably might only look like some chart movement because 32 Bitcoin shouldn't cause such a hellish display.
I think the question is: Are bitcoiners buying because others are buying, or do they do so because they believe in decentralization?