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06/05/26 02:21 UTC-04

Michael Saylor and Strategy Signal Possible Bitcoin Sales — Market Reacts with Drop

Strategy president Michael Saylor made key statements during a live stream presenting the company’s Q1 2026 financial results. Discussing Strategy’s capital market approach, he noted that selling Bitcoin could be considered if it benefits the company.

The presentation emphasized that one of Strategy’s core goals is “creating long-term value by increasing Bitcoin per share (BPS).” The company also outlined plans to boost demand for its $STRC product, reduce convertible debt depending on market conditions, and adjust USD reserves based on credit risk.

BTC Sales as a Strategic Tool

One of the most notable statements was: “selling $BTC when it is beneficial for the company.”

Michael Saylor stated:
“We will probably sell some Bitcoin to pay dividends. We will do this to send a signal to the market and show that we are capable of it.”

This marks a notable shift for a company historically known for accumulating Bitcoin.


BTC price drop following the announcement (Source: market data)

Strategy Financial Highlights

Strategy reported holding 818,334 BTC as of Q1 2026, with a 9.4% BTC yield year-to-date.

Its $STRC program reached $8.5 billion in 9 months, while total capital raised hit $11.6 billion by 2026, making it the largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder in the United States.

Market Reaction

The possibility of Bitcoin sales triggered a negative market response. The idea that one of the largest corporate BTC holders might sell added uncertainty, contributing to short-term price pressure.

See also: "Bitcoin Retests $80,000 After Iran Strike News"

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