Inspiré par ChatGPT, Michael Saylor a levé 15 milliards de dollars via de nouveaux titres financiers pour Strategy. Face à la chute du bitcoin, l'entreprise doit désormais vendre ses précieux BTC pour payer ses dividendes.
Strategy a vendu 1 638 BTC pour 104,7 millions de dollars entre le 27 juillet et le 2 août, à un prix moyen de 63 957 dollars. Cette opération, faisant suite à une vente similaire début juillet, confirme que l'entreprise utilise désormais ses bitcoins pour financer ses obligations et soutenir ses titres financiers, marquant un changement majeur dans sa gestion de trésorerie.
Strategy sold 1,638 Bitcoin for $104.7 million, its second-largest sale this year, using proceeds for STRC preferred stock dividends and repurchases. The company also raised $290.6 million via MSTR share sales, increasing its USD reserve to $4 billion and repurchasing more STRC.
Michael Saylor, Chef des Bitcoin-Investors Strategy, verkaufte 1638 Bitcoin für 105 Millionen Dollar, um Verbindlichkeiten zu begleichen und Barreserven zu erhöhen. Dies markiert eine Abkehr von seiner bisherigen Strategie, da die Verkäufe mit Verlusten erfolgten und der Bitcoin-Kurs stark gefallen ist.
Strategy şirketi, ağustos başında 105 milyon dolar değerinde 1638 BTC sattı ve temmuzda alım yapmayarak 6 haftadır BTC eklemedi. Şirket ayrıca dolar rezervini 250 milyon dolar artırıp 81 milyon dolarlık STRC hissesi geri aldı.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) plans for its STRC preferred stock to recover by September, aiming to revive financing for its goal of doubling Bitcoin holdings per share within seven years, despite a Q2 loss from digital asset price swings.
Michael Saylor frames Bitcoin's protocol debate, including BIP-110, as a constitutional crisis, arguing against changes that could alter Bitcoin's core rules and economic rights.
Michael Saylor's Strategy announced the Bitcoin Security Consortium, a group of financial institutions and Bitcoin companies, pledging $15 million over three years to secure the Bitcoin network against quantum computing threats. Founding members include BlackRock, Coinbase, and Fidelity Digital Assets, with Mike Schmidt coordinating efforts.
Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, sold $263.5 million in common stock last week to expand its cash reserve to $3.225 billion, rather than buying more Bitcoin. This marks a four-week pause in BTC purchases, impacting quarter-to-date performance metrics negatively.
Strategy added $225 million to its USD Reserve by selling 2.7 million MSTR common shares between July 13-19, totaling $263.5 million, without touching its 843,775 BTC holdings. This move aims to cover debt and dividends, drawing criticism for diluting common shareholders.
Michael Saylor has joined the debate over Bitcoin's BIP-110 proposal, a temporary soft fork to restrict certain data uses, arguing it poses a greater risk than the problem it addresses. His intervention comes as signaling for BIP-110 remains low, making the current lock-in threshold mathematically unreachable and raising concerns about a potential chain split.
Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, published a 110-point essay opposing Bitcoin's BIP-110 soft fork, which aims to temporarily restrict non-financial data like Ordinals. Saylor argues the proposal sets a dangerous precedent by invalidating valid, fee-paying transactions and could lead to network division.
MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor detailed "110 reasons" against Bitcoin Improvement Proposal-110 (BIP-110), which aims to limit non-monetary transactions like Ordinals inscriptions to preserve BTC's peer-to-peer cash function. The proposal, introduced in December 2025, faces significant debate within the Bitcoin community.
Michael Saylor's "orange dots" signal a shift in MicroStrategy's Bitcoin strategy, moving from "never sell" to selling BTC for dividends and cash. Analyst Geoff Kendrick believes clearer communication is key to reassuring markets and supporting BTC prices.
Bitcoin topluluğunda tartışma yaratan BIP 110 önerisine Blockstream kurucu ortağı Adam Back ve Strategy kurucusu Michael Saylor karşı çıktı. Öneri, NFT benzeri Ordinals yazıtlarının ağı "spamlemesini" engellemeyi amaçlıyor.
Une proposition technique, BIP-110, visant à limiter le stockage de données dans les transactions Bitcoin, pourrait scinder le réseau. Faute de soutien des mineurs, elle risque un échec ou un "fork" minoritaire, malgré l'opposition de figures comme Adam Back et Michael Saylor.
Michael Saylor and Adam Back oppose BIP-110, a proposed temporary Bitcoin fork to limit non-monetary transactions like Ordinals inscriptions. They fear it could harm the network's credibility and invalidate ordinary transactions, despite proponents arguing it's a necessary fix for network bloat.
Michael Saylor, PDG de MicroStrategy, a identifié cinq risques majeurs pour l'écosystème Bitcoin, allant de la corruption du protocole à la centralisation par les dépositaires, en passant par la capture réglementaire et l'incertitude du marché des frais. Il souligne que ces risques ne remettent pas en cause le protocole lui-même, mais les structures qui l'entourent.
Strategy sells $216M in BTC for treasury management, Bernstein predicts BTC to reach $150k by 2026, and crypto majors remain mostly flat.
MicroStrategy sold 3,588 Bitcoin for $216 million to fund preferred stock distributions, a shift from its usual accumulation strategy. The sale occurred below its average purchase price, resulting in an estimated $55 million loss and a $8.32 billion quarterly loss on digital assets.
Michael Saylor, ardent défenseur d'un Bitcoin immuable, a publié un manifeste prônant la stabilité du protocole. Le lendemain, son entreprise MicroStrategy a vendu des bitcoins pour honorer ses obligations financières, réalisant une vente à perte et soulevant des questions sur la gestion active.
Der Krypto-Investor Strategy hat erneut Bitcoin im Wert von 216 Millionen Euro verkauft. Das Unternehmen, das bisher als großer Käufer auftrat, reagiert damit auf die Kursentwicklung der Digitalwährung. Strategy finanziert sich durch Aktienausgaben.
MicroStrategy a annoncé avoir vendu 3 588 BTC, soit 216 millions de dollars, pour financer les dividendes de ses titres « Digital Credit ». Cette vente, bien que significative, s'inscrit dans un cadre financier déjà établi par l'entreprise, mais remet en question sa doctrine "never sell" sur le Bitcoin.
Michael Saylor, président exécutif de Strategy, a posté "Le Bitcoin est de l’énergie numérique", accompagné d’un graphique montrant les 847 363 BTC de l'entreprise, en perte latente de 17,24%. Ce message intervient après une pause d'achats de deux semaines et une annonce réglementaire autorisant la vente de BTC pour financer ses engagements financiers, marquant une rupture avec sa doctrine "never sell".
