Saylor’s Comment Hints at Strategy’s Potential Bitcoin Purchases

Michael Saylor's recent post has sparked speculation about new Bitcoin purchases by Strategy. The company's current Bitcoin holdings are valued at approximately $60 billion, with 649,870 Bitcoins acquired over 87 transactions.

Saylor’s Comment Spurs Market Talk

Saylor hinted at potential future Bitcoin buys, represented by "green dots" on a portfolio chart.
The timing coincides with increased market volatility, making institutional buying notable.

CEO Outlines Selling Conditions

CEO Phong Le stated that selling Bitcoin would only occur in extreme situations, such as when market values fall below net asset value (NAV).
Strategy plans to meet dividend obligations by raising capital if stock trades above NAV.

Debt and Dividend Plans

Strategy maintains it can support dividends even under stress, aided by a BTC Credit dashboard for investor transparency.
Average Bitcoin purchase price is around $74,000.

Market Slide Tests Confidence

Bitcoin recently dropped below $86,000, losing 6% in one session after peaking above $126,000 in October.
Ethereum also fell over 7% to about $2,800 amid broader market risk concerns.

Strategy’s Position Amid Pullback

Strategy faced pressure previously when Bitcoin neared $90,000.
The company remains committed to long-term Bitcoin holding despite short-term fluctuations.
Saylor's hint and Le's comments suggest openness to buying dips and clear selling guidelines.

The upcoming period will indicate whether Strategy will add more Bitcoin amidst market conditions.