Galaxy's Tactical BTC Maneuvers Keep Prices Unchanged Despite Massive Transactions

Sell orders of BTC totaling 9 billion dollars and buybacks by Sailor amounting to 2.5 billion dollars leave Bitcoin's price unchanged. It seems like a magical maneuver. Twitter users are puzzled: Galaxy Digital sold 80,000 BTC and announced the completion of the sales, yet the market remained silent. Similarly, Sailor's purchase of 2.5 billion dollars worth of BTC on July 29 saw no market reaction. Selling such a volume on the market without impacting the price appears impossible. The most plausible scenario: - The transaction was over-the-counter (OTC), selling directly to Sailor, possibly at a discount, with the rest sold on the open market. - Galaxy Digital coordinated the market beforehand, agreeing on transfers and timing. - The 2.5 billion dollars received by Sailor came through a new stock placement, and the funds were used to buy BTC. Galaxy's public statement of "sales completed" aims to soothe the market. Without this, the price might have fallen below 115k and headed toward 110k. Galaxy orchestrated the situation cleverly: initiated a short position above 120k, collaborated with major whales for selling, pushed BTC down to 115k during low liquidity hours—specifically during the Asian session. This is an ideal setup, distributing 80,000 BTC around the lows, in real-time, during active trading.