Strategy May Sell Bitcoin Before Year-End, Chairman Michael Saylor Says
In a Coin Stories podcast interview, Michael Saylor said a year-end Bitcoin sale by Strategy is “not unlikely,” highlighting potential flexibility in the company’s capital and treasury management.
Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor said in a Coin Stories podcast interview that it is “not unlikely” the company could sell some Bitcoin before year-end. The remark signals possible flexibility in Strategy’s treasury approach, alongside previously noted options such as stock sales and the use of credit instruments to manage cash and dollar holdings. According to the source material, Strategy holds 843,768 Bitcoin worth about $65 billion, with an average purchase price of $75,700, making any potential shift in its Bitcoin strategy closely watched by the crypto market.
- Bitcoin: The largest cryptocurrency by market value, often used by companies and investors as a treasury or investment asset.
- Credit instruments: Debt-related financing tools a company can use to raise capital or manage liquidity and cash needs.
- Treasury management: How a company manages cash and reserve assets, including whether it buys or sells holdings such as Bitcoin.