Bitcoin's price fell below $71,000 today, coinciding with a symbolic Bitcoin sale by Strategy after nearly four years, sparking market debate. Analyst Pierre Rochard dismissed the notion that Strategy's small-scale sale, led by Michael Saylor, significantly impacted the market. Rochard attributed the decline to a surge in AI-related stocks, which attracted liquidity away from Bitcoin, and noted that strong labor markets and rising energy prices dampened interest rate cut expectations. Conversely, economist Peter Schiff highlighted Bitcoin's drop below $71,000 despite the Nasdaq's record highs, suggesting market weakness. Schiff warned of potential sharper losses for Bitcoin if the Nasdaq faces a correction, advising investors to reassess their positions without waiting for further sales from Strategy.