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Bitcoin: MARA’s $4.7B sell-off rumors spark panic – Is a massive crash coming?

MARA Holdings, the second-largest Bitcoin holder, could sell off its reserves, setting the stage for chaos.

MARA’s $4.7B Bitcoin stash sparks panic: Is a massive sell-off coming?

The market is once again in turmoil. MARA Holdings, second only to Michael Saylor’s strategy, holds Bitcoin [BTC] worth $4.7 billion.

Rumors are swirling that MARA might dump its Bitcoin holdings, sending investors into a frenzy.

While their updated treasury policy gives them the option to sell, it’s still unclear if they’ll actually do it. The market is on edge, torn between uncertainty and wild speculation.

MARA updates its treasury policy

On the 2nd of March, MARA threw the crypto world into chaos with a shocking update to its Form 10-K, revealing it could sell off part of its massive 53,822 BTC stash.

This is a total about-face from their previous stance of holding BTC for the long haul.

MARA hasn’t pulled the trigger yet, but just the possibility of a massive sell-off has investors panicking. As the second-largest Bitcoin holder, even a tiny sell-off could send shockwaves through the market.

The uncertainty around MARA’s move is fueling fears that BTC’s price could collapse under the weight of such a huge sell.

American Bitcoin expands its mining fleet

On the 4th of March, American Bitcoin, backed by the Trump family, dropped a bombshell: they were adding 11,298 new ASIC miners, upping their mining capacity by 12%.

While others were distracted by AI, American Bitcoin doubled down on Bitcoin, showing they weren’t backing down. Unlike MARA’s hesitation, they’re all in.

Will MARA’s Bitcoin sale impact prices?

A major concern was whether MARA would follow through with its policy change and begin selling its Bitcoin holdings. Holding over 53,000 BTC, MARA controlled a significant portion of Bitcoin’s total supply.

Even a small sale could have had catastrophic effects on Bitcoin’s price. Given the size of its position, a sale could have flooded the market with BTC, triggering a sharp price drop.

MARA’s decision became a potential tipping point for the market. With holdings second only to Michael Saylor’s strategy, the impact of a sale could have been severe.

Investors were left on edge, desperately waiting to see if the company would make a move and how it would rip apart the market’s stability.


Final Summary

  • MARA’s decision to sell its Bitcoin reserves could trigger a disaster, sending prices crashing.
  • Meanwhile, American Bitcoin’s expansion is a clear shot across the bow, showing they believe in Bitcoin’s future while MARA sits in limbo.
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Emilio Munoru

Journalist

Emilio is a cryptocurrency journalist, with a focus on breaking market news, Bitcoin and altcoin ETF flows, whale activity, liquidity moves, and major exchange listings. His coverage blends technical analysis with macro and on-chain data, helping readers understand how institutional behavior and new market catalysts drive volatility across digital assets.

AMBCrypto was founded in 2018 with a mission to simplify and bring the latest blockchain and cryptocurrency news to our readers. We have quickly grown into the digital news source for an emerging generation of cryptocurrency enthusiasts, reaching more than a million readers on a monthly basis, across the globe.