Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, stated that Bitcoin (BTC) does not require staking or yield mechanisms, arguing that returns should be generated through financial products built around BTC. He outlined a "Digital Asset Stack" with Bitcoin as the base for credit, money, yield, and equity structures, emphasizing its role as "pure digital capital."
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) added $100M in Bitcoin, increasing its holdings to 846,842 BTC. This move reignited debate over whether the company is creating or destroying value for common shareholders, as Bitcoin per share metrics declined despite increased holdings.
MicroStrategy a acheté 1 587 BTC supplémentaires entre le 8 et le 14 juin 2026, portant son total à 846 842 BTC. L'entreprise augmente également ses liquidités en dollars à 1,1 milliard, tout en utilisant ses avoirs en Bitcoin comme collatéral pour des produits de crédit.
MicroStrategy acquired 1,587 Bitcoin for $100 million, funded by selling MSTR stock. The purchase occurred while BTC traded below the company's average cost basis of $75,656. MicroStrategy now holds 846,842 BTC.
MicroStrategy acquired 1,587 Bitcoin for $100 million, funded by selling MSTR shares. The purchase occurred while BTC traded below the company's average cost basis. MicroStrategy now holds 846,842 BTC.
MicroStrategy, sous la direction de Michael Saylor, a vendu 32 BTC, rompant avec son mantra "never sell". Saylor justifie cette décision comme une nécessité pour son nouveau modèle économique basé sur l'émission de produits financiers adossés au Bitcoin.
Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, defended the company's recent Bitcoin sale, stating it's necessary to issue 'digital credit.' He explained that Bitcoin treasury companies must be able to sell holdings to support dividend-paying securities and Bitcoin-backed credit products, calling digital credit a "trillion-dollar opportunity."
Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman von MicroStrategy, brach sein Mantra "Verkaufe niemals deine Bitcoin" und verkaufte 32 Bitcoin. Dies verunsicherte Anleger und führte zu einem Kursrückgang von etwa zehn Prozent.
Options traders are betting against Michael Saylor's Strategy, with put options outnumbering calls as bitcoin prices decline.
Michael Saylor advocates for Bitcoin's integration into traditional finance, emphasizing corporate and credit-market adoption over spot ETF exposure, as institutional demand faces pressure from market sell-offs and outflows.
Bitcoin's recent 12% decline is attributed to multiple factors including Strategy's sale of 32 BTC, geopolitical tensions, and significant ETF outflows. Despite the sale's minor impact on supply, it symbolically challenged the narrative of corporate permanent buying, particularly for Strategy, known for its accumulation strategy under Michael Saylor.
Michael Saylor attributes Bitcoin's recent 22% drop to a capital rotation towards AI development, citing over $4.3 billion in Bitcoin ETF outflows since May 14. MicroStrategy shares also fell 15% in five days.
Michael Saylor's sale of 32 BTC was deemed a "classic market behavior" by Tom Lee, president of Bitmine Immersion. Lee stated this sale represented a tiny fraction of MicroStrategy's holdings and was pre-planned. He also noted that recent ETF outflows are typical of market cycles, not a sign of fundamental weakness.
Bitmine CEO Tom Lee stated he disagrees with Michael Saylor's "worrying" comments on Bitcoin sales, noting Saylor is only acting on previous statements and still holds 99.9% of his Bitcoin. Lee also dismissed concerns over ETF outflows, calling them typical "bottom-selling" during bear markets. Bitmine continues its Ethereum accumulation strategy, recently buying 26,000 ETH.
Strategy founder Michael Saylor has sold Bitcoin worth $2.5 million, breaking a long-standing "never sell" pledge. This move, while small relative to the company's holdings, signals a shift in strategy amid market pressures and ETF outflows, causing a dip in Bitcoin and Strategy's stock price.
MicroStrategy, déjà le plus grand détenteur de Bitcoin au monde avec plus de 843 000 BTC, pourrait annoncer de nouveaux achats suite à un tweet énigmatique de son PDG Michael Saylor.
Michael Saylor hinted at upcoming Bitcoin purchases by MicroStrategy, days before a crucial shareholder vote on semi-monthly dividend payouts for its STRC preferred stock. The company urges retail investors to vote.
Strategy's CEO Michael Saylor indicated the company might sell a portion of its Bitcoin holdings by the end of 2026 to maximize shareholder returns, while reaffirming a long-term accumulation strategy and conviction in Bitcoin's outperformance.
Software firm Strategy has accumulated over 843,000 BTC, nearly 4% of the total supply. The article details their seven largest Bitcoin purchases, noting varied immediate price impacts, from drops to new all-time highs, and the evolving funding methods for these acquisitions.
MicroStrategy Yönetim Kurulu Başkanı Michael Saylor, şirketin bu yıl içinde Bitcoin varlıklarının bir kısmını satma ihtimalini dışlamadığını belirtti. Saylor, olası satışın şirketin finansman stratejisinin bir parçası olduğunu ve hisse başına Bitcoin miktarını artırma hedefini sürdürdüklerini vurguladı.
Michael Saylor, chairman of MicroStrategy, has indicated the company might sell some Bitcoin this year, softening his "never sell" stance. This move aims to optimize performance and maximize Bitcoin per share by 2033, despite Bitcoin's current trading price being below MicroStrategy's average purchase price.
Michael Saylor, PDG de MicroStrategy, a expliqué la stratégie d'achat Bitcoin de son entreprise, qui vise à absorber toute la production minière jusqu'en 2140. L'entreprise utilise des instruments financiers complexes pour financer cette accumulation.
Michael Saylor believes tokenization of financial assets will create a free market in credit and yield, challenging traditional banking. He stated this could lead to higher velocity and volatility for capital assets, contrasting with current TradFi where banks dictate terms. The Clarity Act and SEC guidance on tokenized stocks are seen as key developments.
AI models like Grok, Gemini, Claude, and GPT suggest Michael Saylor's STRC, offering 11.5% annual yield, underpays investors for the risk. They estimate a yield of 15-22% is needed to compensate for subordination, perpetual nature, and lack of operational cashflow, though they may not fully grasp Bitcoin's collateral value.
