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Journal du Coin11.06.2026Business

Strategy Inc. CEO defends Bitcoin sale as operational test

BitcoincryptocurrencyStrategy Inc.

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  • Strategy Inc.
  • CEO Phong Le defended the company's recent sale of 32 BTC for $2.5M as an operational test, not a strategy shift.
  • The move aims to validate internal processes and generate tax benefits, while the company remains a net buyer of Bitcoin.

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Strategy Inc. CEO Phong Le defended the company's recent sale of 32 BTC for $2.5M as an operational test, not a strategy shift. The move aims to validate internal processes and generate tax benefits, while the company remains a net buyer of Bitcoin.

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SujetscryptocurrencyStrategy Inc.Phong LeCNBCasset managementtax optimization
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