Bitcoin Crash Hits Strategy and Spot ETFs, Saylor Signals More Buys

Group 1 - The recent Bitcoin price crash has resulted in significant unrealized losses for Strategy, the largest corporate Bitcoin treasury holder, amounting to over $1 billion as BTC fell below $75,000 [1][2] - Strategy's average Bitcoin purchase price is $76,037, and the price briefly dropped to $74,500, leading to concerns among investors about potential volatility and liquidation risks [2] - Despite the losses, Bitcoin is currently trading around $76,711, which has placed the company's holdings back in positive territory [2] Group 2 - Other market participants view the Bitcoin price correction as a buying opportunity, with Binance allocating $1 billion of its users' funds to Bitcoin [3] - Spot Bitcoin ETFs have experienced heavy outflows, with the second- and third-largest weekly outflows recorded in late January, totaling $2.8 billion over two weeks [4][5] - The assets under management for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have decreased by 31.5% from their October peak of $165 billion, coinciding with a 40% decline in the spot BTC price [5]