Michael Saylor addressed recent speculation by emphasizing that Strategy never promised to hold Bitcoin indefinitely. The company’s Bitcoin monetization plan doesn’t require selling its BTC holdings, but it also doesn’t exclude the possibility.
He reassured that Strategy still aims to be a net buyer of Bitcoin over the long term, signaling confidence in the asset despite some sales. This statement arrives after an intense discussion about how Strategy manages its treasury and its recent Bitcoin sales, which some interpreted as a shift from its previous stance.
Strategy’s Bitcoin Moves in Context
The clarification helps dispel misunderstandings following reports such as the one detailing Strategy’s expanded Bitcoin sales after a massive $8.2 billion quarterly loss. That report highlighted how the company is adjusting its treasury to balance liquidity needs without abandoning Bitcoin exposure entirely. Saylor’s remarks suggest a more flexible approach, keeping options open while maintaining Bitcoin as a core asset.
