The Wall Street Journal report says Michael Saylor’s company, Strategy, may sell part of its Bitcoin holdings if needed to meet financial obligations.
Strategy, the company associated with Michael Saylor, is reportedly preparing for the possibility of selling some of its Bitcoin holdings to remain solvent, according to a Wall Street Journal report cited in the source. The development contrasts with Saylor’s long-standing public stance against selling Bitcoin, including his past remark urging investors to hold the asset at all costs. The source does not provide figures, timing, or details on the amount of Bitcoin that could be sold, but the reported shift highlights how corporate treasury strategies tied heavily to Bitcoin can face liquidity pressure when companies need cash to meet obligations.