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Michael Saylor posted “Back to work. BTC” on X Sunday, May 10, 2026, alongside an image of Strategy’s bitcoin holdings tracker, signaling the firm is resuming its aggressive accumulation after a one-week pause. Strategy Flips Switch to Accumulation Mode The social media post came alongside a chart showing Strategy, formerly known as Microstrategy, holding 818,334 […]
Strategy CEO Phong Le says Q1 software growth and AI work support the company’s Bitcoin treasury model.
The post MicroStrategy Reveals It Will Sell Bitcoin Under These Conditions appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. MicroStrategy CEO Phong Le confirmed the Bitcoin (BTC) treasury firm will sell BTC only under specific conditions. The remarks followed Executive Chairman Michael Saylor’s earlier suggestion that Strategy might sell Bitcoin to cover dividends. The comment triggered a 4% drop in MSTR shares and rattled the market. Stretch (STRC) Reshapes MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Playbook The first condition relates to Strategy’s Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock, also known as Stretch (STRC). The instrument carries an 11.5% dividend. Stretch shifted the calculus, according to Le. The CEO said in a CNBC interview that the product opened strategic optionality. “We have raised $8.5 billion in 10 months, and with that, we look at optionality, we look at our strategy, and we say now let’s look at Bitcoin and see if it can provide us value from time to time to sell it,” Le mentioned. This
Michael Saylor says Strategy may sell BTC under business conditions while aiming to grow Bitcoin per share through capital markets. Michael Saylor addressed fresh questions about Strategy’s Bitcoin policy during a Consensus 2026 interview with Bonnie Chang and David Lin. He discussed BTC sales, STRC trading, Bitcoin liquidity, and the company’s wider capital plan. Strategy’s […] The post Michael Saylor Reveals the Real Reason Strategy Could Sell BTC appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.
Saylor says Strategy may sell some Bitcoin only to fund larger buys, as dividend costs and BTC treasury risks face fresh scrutiny.
Strategy's Bitcoin sales will not move the markets, despite it owning more than 4% of the digital currency's maximum supply, Le said.
Users of Myriad's prediction market believe it's likely Strategy will part ways with some of its Bitcoin holdings this year.
MSTR is forming an ascending triangle pattern on its weekly price chart, pointing to a breakout move toward $350 in the coming months.
A company that publicly commits to only ever accumulating BTC will give short sellers and arbitrageurs more angles to exploit.
