- Michael Saylor says he has never sold personal Bitcoin holdings.
- Strategy sold 1,638 BTC worth approximately $104.7 million.
- Company expands USD reserves while managing preferred obligations.
Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin holdings became a major discussion point after Strategy disclosed another Bitcoin sale. Saylor said he has never sold any Bitcoin from his personal wallet, separating his holdings from Strategy’s corporate treasury decisions. The company sold 1,638 BTC last week for about $104.7 million, reducing its total Bitcoin holdings to 842,138 BTC.
Michael Saylor Bitcoin Position Separates From Strategy Moves
Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin comments came after Strategy’s latest filing showed another reduction in its cryptocurrency treasury. In a post on X, Saylor wrote that he had never sold “one satoshi” of his personal Bitcoin holdings.
He also clarified that Strategy operates as a public company and does not represent his personal wallet. According to Saylor, the company has maintained the ability to buy or sell Bitcoin since 2020 as part of its capital management strategy.
Meanwhile, Strategy directed proceeds from its latest Bitcoin sale toward preferred stock distributions and STRC preferred share repurchases. The company has also increased its USD reserve, which reached approximately $4 billion following recent capital management actions.
Strategy Bitcoin Treasury Shifts Toward Capital Management
Strategy’s Bitcoin treasury strategy has changed from its previous accumulation-focused approach. The company built one of the largest corporate Bitcoin holdings globally, but recent transactions show a focus on liquidity management.
According to available data, Strategy sold approximately $218.4 million worth of Bitcoin during 2026. The company held 842,138 BTC after the latest transaction, with its Bitcoin acquired at an average cost of $75,476 per coin.
The company has also paused Bitcoin purchases while strengthening its balance sheet through cash reserves and equity activity. Strategy raised additional capital through stock sales, with funds supporting reserve growth and financial obligations.
Notably, Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings remain among the largest corporate cryptocurrency positions worldwide. The company’s latest actions highlight the difference between individual Bitcoin ownership and corporate treasury management.
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