When will Bitcoin holders be forced to liquidate? The Wall Street answer is surprising. Some industry insiders have suggested that large holders must sell if their positions fall below cost basis, but this claim has been outright dismissed. An institution holding 670,000 Bitcoins is actually in very solid financial shape—holding convertible bonds, preferred stocks, and over $2 billion in cash reserves as a buffer. What does this mean? Even a casual guess can tell you that such a level of financial moat is enough to withstand price fluctuations, and there is essentially no situation of being "forced to sell coins." The various FUD rumors about large holders' positions in the market seem to be somewhat unfounded. Holders have ample flexibility to navigate market cycles, which is undoubtedly a positive signal for investors optimistic about long-term trends.