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01/06/26 09:28 UTC-04

Strategy Made Its First Bitcoin (BTC) Sale

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Cryptocurrency Strategy Made Its First Bitcoin (BTC) Sale

MicroStrategy (Strategy), known for its regular weekly Bitcoin ($BTC) purchases, has now sold some of its BTC holdings.

Strategy, which had repeatedly stated in recent weeks that it might sell Bitcoin, has for the first time broken away from its long-standing position of “we will never sell Bitcoin,” a stance it had repeatedly maintained since 2020.

According to the latest data, Strategy made its first Bitcoin sale, selling a total of 32 BTC at a price of $77,135 per coin.

According to Unfolded, Strategy earned approximately $2.5 million from this transaction.

This was the company's first known sale since adopting Bitcoin as the primary asset in its acquisition strategy.

Although the sale was relatively small for a company holding more than 850,000 Bitcoin, it raised questions across the market. There are concerns that the company could sell larger amounts of BTC in the future.


Following the announcement of the sale, Bitcoin’s price fell to approximately $72,100.

This news story will be updated as additional information becomes available.

See also: "Bitcoin and Ethereum Closed May in the Red Due to Nearly $3 Billion in ETF Outflows and Geopolitical Tensions"

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Editor: Alyona Nabok
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