Michael Saylor’s Strategy Signals It May Sell Bitcoin – Here is When
Strategy CEO Reveals When a Bitcoin Sale May Happen Strategy, the largest institutional Bitcoin holder, has acknowledged that it could be forced to sell a portion of its over 649,000 BTC stash under certain crisis conditions. On Saturday, the CEO of the tech company, Phong Le, told the What Bitcoin Did podcast host that they
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Strategy, the largest institutional Bitcoin holder, has acknowledged that it could be forced to sell a portion of its over 649,000 BTC stash under certain crisis conditions. On Saturday, the CEO of the tech company, Phong Le, told the What Bitcoin Did podcast host that they may have to dump some BTC if:
While Le said the Strategy’s board wasn’t planning to offload Bitcoin in the near term, he insisted that this option can’t be ruled out if financial conditions worsen. His acknowledgement of a possible BTC sale marks a massive shift from the company’s Chair, Michael Saylor’s stance of “never sell your Bitcoin.”
The 1x mNav is a vital metric to keep an eye on, as it gauges a company’s financial health. In Strategy’s case, mNAV compares the market valuation of the firm’s MSTR stock to the value of Bitcoin held. If it shows a reading of below 1, it means that the company’s value is less than the BTC owned.
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