2025-12-30 19:20:20

A celebrity-backed health firm has pulled the plug on its plan to add Bitcoin to its corporate treasury. The company was eyeing an acquisition worth roughly IDR 50 trillion—a significant move that now gets shelved. What's behind the pivot? Market turbulence played a key role. The volatility sweeping through crypto assets made the board reconsider its risk appetite. This decision highlights how even well-funded enterprises remain cautious when conditions turn choppy. It's a telling moment: while some institutions confidently accumulate BTC during dips, others are hitting pause. The cancellation signals that corporate treasury strategies aren't one-size-fits-all—timing, risk tolerance, and market sentiment all matter. Whether this is a temporary halt or a permanent shift remains to be seen, but it underscores how macroeconomic headwinds and asset price swings can reshape institutional adoption timelines.

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0xTherapist

· 01-02 18:12

Another story of armchair strategizing; when it comes to critical moments, they still chicken out. --- Big institutions can also be afraid. It's hilarious. They used to boast so loudly, now they back down so quickly. --- So, the key to the Treasury strategy depends on whether the boss is cowardly or not. Having money is useless if you're scared. --- Really, the market gets exposed with just one shake. Those "long-term holders" are all talk. --- Wait, who is this company? Feels familiar. --- That's why I never believe in the corporate rhetoric; it's all about market conditions. --- It's quite realistic. Suddenly, risk awareness kicks in. --- Having celebrity endorsements still doesn't make them brave enough to act. What does that say? --- Pause ≠ permanent abandonment. When the market improves, they'll come out and bounce again. --- This institutional approach is really annoying. They get aggressive when prices rise, and when they fall, they start pretending to be conservative.

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MidnightTrader

· 01-02 09:27

Oh no, another one chickened out... The market fluctuates and they pull back, this is the gap. --- Honestly, companies still hesitating now will definitely regret it after the rebound. --- Celebrity endorsements can't stop the board of directors from being timid... Really, even with money, they don't dare to gamble. --- Laughing to death, volatility scares people so badly, this is true paper hands. --- Face slap? They hyped it up so fiercely before, now they shrink back so quickly. --- Interesting, the institutional divide is so serious... Some are bottom fishing, others are fleeing, this is the game. --- Fifty trillion just gone? I'll just wait to see when this company comes back to take over. --- Board of Directors: Let's play it safe... BTC: Whatever, I will go up again anyway.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 01-01 21:35

Another spineless one. What are those guys on the board afraid of? If they really believe in Bitcoin, 50 trillion Indonesian Rupiah is nothing... Speaking of which, I’ve already traced this guy’s funding chain on the blockchain, and the wallet address flow is very suspicious.

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MEVHunter_9000

· 01-01 15:11

Ha, another one who wanted to buy the dip but chickened out, hilarious --- That's why I never trust those "we are optimistic about crypto" press releases; when it comes to critical moments, they are all paper tigers --- 50 trillion Indonesian Rupiah sounds impressive, but as soon as volatility hits, they kneel instantly. This is the true face of institutions --- Ironically, some people add to their positions while others run away. That’s the real wealth divide --- The elegant term "risk appetite" is just—no money and no guts --- I want to see how they explain this decision when the coin price goes up --- Cancelled plans are always others' plans; my dreams are never postponed --- The board is so cowardly, no wonder institutions adopt them at a snail’s pace

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rugdoc.eth

· 2025-12-30 19:50

Haha, it's that same "caution" excuse again. Honestly, it's just being scared. --- So now you need celebrity endorsements to dare to buy crypto? That's hilarious. --- Really, at times like these, you can see who truly believes in Bitcoin and who is just following the trend. --- 50 trillion Indonesian rupiah sounds huge, but it shrinks as soon as there's volatility... institutions aren't that solid either. --- The question is, when is the "right time"? Always waiting, I guess. --- The board meeting is always like this. Luckily, we didn't have high expectations for them. --- What are they pausing for? Honestly, it's just a lack of faith.

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RektRecorder

· 2025-12-30 19:49

Typical armchair strategy; when the market turns fierce, they panic. This is the so-called "institutional confidence." This company is just interested in the hype of the runway and wants to jump in; when the market cools down, they withdraw. Where is the promise of long-term holding? True believers actually buy the dip when they are dumping; this guy is just here to join the run. Another celebrity effect backfire; it was obvious from the start. When the market is good, they make all kinds of bold claims; as soon as they lose money, they want to liquidate immediately. Isn't that the logic? This is the real mentality of institutions. Don't be fooled by their propaganda.

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TokenUnlocker

· 2025-12-30 19:49

Another one chickened out, still calling itself a "health company" The market trembles and they hide, saying "50 trillion Indonesian Rupiah, if you say no, then no," hilarious True believers have already bottomed out, these institutions are just talk This wave of market movement isn't over yet, it's too late for the scared to regret now

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GateUser-26d7f434

· 2025-12-30 19:37

It's obvious they're scared. This market trend is truly testing people's resolve. --- Speaking of which, the company's structure isn't strong enough. The downturn might actually be a good opportunity to buy the dip. --- They dare to calculate fifty trillion Indonesian rupiah, but get scared when the wind blows. This is what paper millionaires look like. --- When market sentiment shifts, they change their strategy, showing they haven't really figured out what they want. --- Typical FOMO buying and FOMO selling, institutions are no exception. --- Having a celebrity endorsement, what does it really mean? When risks come, they shrink back just the same. --- Wait, will they really buy again? Or are they just going to give up? --- Wait a bit longer. They'll only regret when they see others making a killing. --- That's why I never trust plans from big companies—they change at the drop of a hat. --- Bitcoin tests who can hold out until the end. Clearly, this company can't answer that.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 2025-12-30 19:36

Another armchair strategist story, the market trembles and everyone gets scared. Still the same saying, true believers buy in a bear market, while paper tigers hesitate during fluctuations. 50 trillion Indonesian Rupiah can be printed and released at will, the board really hasn't thought it through. Institutions' words are more honest than their actions. When they are bullish on BTC, they talk fiercely. Some buy the dip, some run away—this is the market... let's wait and see who ends up laughing.

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