Michael Saylor signals Strategy could trim Bitcoin holdings before 2026
BlockBeats reported that on May 23, MicroStrategy Chairman Michael Saylor said in a recent interview the company is "unlikely to never sell any Bitcoin," indicating Strategy may sell a portion of its BTC before the end of 2026. The comments suggest a further easing of its long-held "never sell" posture.
Saylor said Strategy could eventually manage its U.S. dollar cash reserves by dynamically selling portions of its Bitcoin as well as equity and debt instruments, with the long-term goal of maximizing bitcoins per share. He added the core objective is to increase BTC per share as much as possible by 2033.
Data show Strategy currently holds about 843,800 BTC, valued at roughly $65 billion, with an average purchase price of around $75,700. Bitcoin was last quoted near $75,958, close to the company's overall cost basis.
Market participants say a first meaningful reduction in Strategy's BTC holdings could affect the long-standing view of the company as a "perpetual buyer" of bitcoin.