Strategy’s Phong Le Explains Why They Sold Bitcoin at $60K, Bought at $80K
Strategy sold roughly 7,000 bitcoin at $60,000 to $65,000 this summer, then bought 4,603 back at $80,318. CEO Phong Le says both trades were right, and the numbers behind that claim deserve a closer look. Sell Low, Buy H...
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