Quick Read – Strategy (MSTR) holds 843,738 Bitcoin worth approximately $62 billion at an average purchase price of $73,500 per coin, representing roughly 4% of total Bitcoin supply after five years of aggressive buying that CEO Michael Saylor now suggests may include selective…
les to maximize returns per share. – Strategy’s shift from never selling Bitcoin to considering tactical sales threatens the market psychology that has supported Bitcoin prices, as the company’s persistent demand has been a primary factor keeping Bitcoin trading substantially higher than it would otherwise trade. – Act now: the analyst who called NVIDIA in 2010 just named his top 10 AI stocks — and MicroStrategy didn’t make the cut. Grab the names FREE today
Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) investors have spent the better part of the last five years believing institutional adoption would create a permanent floor under crypto prices. Exchange-traded funds arrived, Wall Street banks softened their tone, and public companies began adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets. Yet surprisingly, one company mattered more than all of them combined: Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR).
The company formerly known as MicroStrategy transformed itself from an enterprise software business into what it calls a “bitcoin treasury company” — essentially a publicly traded Bitcoin holding vehicle. And now the same man who built that strategy, Michael Saylor, is openly discussing something he once said was unthinkable: selling Bitcoin. That shift could have massive implications for Bitcoin’s price, market psychology, and retail investors who believed Saylor would keep buying forever.