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OranjeBTC also announced the purchase of 5 BTC for $402,000, at an average price of $80,441 per Bitcoin.
A Strategy announced on Monday (11) the purchase of 535 BTC for $43 million, having spent $80,340 per Bitcoin. Now, the company, which is the largest Bitcoin treasury in the world, holds 818,869 BTC that were acquired for $61.8 billion.
These figures put the expenditure at $75,540 per Bitcoin, while the current price of the cryptocurrency is around $81,000. This puts the company founded by Michael Saylor back in the green on its strategy.

Strategy CEO Phong Le has highlighted scenarios in which the company would offload some of its Bitcoin holdings. This explanation follows the treasury firm’s chairman, Michael Saylor, hinting at the possibility of strategically selling portions of its BTC over the past week.
Why Strategy Could Shed Some Of Its Bitcoin Holdings
In an interview with CNBC, Le analyzed the conditions under which Strategy could sell some of its Bitcoin holdings. While this move would be in stark contrast to the firm’s “Never Sell” strategy, the CEO believes a change in philosophy might be necessary given current market conditions.
The CEO mentioned that the company could sell some of its BTC to finance the payment of the 11.5% dividend yield on its Perpetual Preferred Stock (STRC). Le said that Strategy would sell a portion of its BTC to cover the dividend if it increases shareholder value (defined as a rise in the “Bitcoin per share”).

I believe in math over ideology, and at the point where selling Bitcoin versus selling equity to pay a dividend is better for our Bitcoin per share, and for our common shareholders, we will do it.
Strategy’s CEO further explained that BTC sales are accretive to shareholder value when the company’s book value is below market value, or vice versa. Le also mentioned the option to sell Bitcoin to capture deferred tax gains (and losses, as in its current case).
As of press time, Strategy is the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, with about 818,334 BTC (approximately 4% of the cryptocurrency’s supply) on its books. With more than $1.5 billion in annual dividend obligations, Le suggested that its $65 billion BTC holdings are more than enough to cover these payments.
How Could Strategy’s Sales Affect Bitcoin Price?
As expected, the idea that the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin would sell its holdings to meet obligations has not been well received. However, the Strategy CEO believes that the premier cryptocurrency is liquid enough to withstand any major sales by his firm.
In Le’s own words, selling in the open market to fund a $1.5 billion dividend payment is a drop in the ocean of Bitcoin’s daily trading volume of over $60 billion. While admitting that Strategy is a significant player in the market, Le does not believe his firm’s activity has any major influence on price (considering how liquid the market is).
As of this writing, BTC is valued at around $80,840, reflecting a 0.5% price increase in the past 24 hours.
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Prediction market users believe it's likely that the Strategy will offload some of its Bitcoin reserves this year.
A Strategy, the Bitcoin giant that has systematically accumulated over $65 billion in BTC over the last six years, will it short part of its reserves this year? Prediction market users are increasingly believing this will happen.
The odds of the Virginia-based company selling any Bitcoin from its reserves this year have jumped to 82% on the Myriad platform. This includes a 69% spike in the last trading week, as the founder and CEO, Michael Saylor, stated he would 'probably' sell some of the Bitcoin.

At #strategy the most uncomfortable question has resurfaced: what if #bitcoin we have to sell?
Michael Saylor has returned to the topic that usually gives the market a nervous tick: why would Strategy even consider selling?

and how does that align with the mantra 'never sell your Bitcoin'. Against this backdrop, fresh corporate signals around crypto treasuries are particularly loud. Coinbase reported a purchase of $88 million in BTC for Q1 2026, while Trump Media, on the other hand, showed a quarterly loss of $406 million, with a significant chunk eaten up by an unrealized crypto hit of $244 million and investment losses.

Hey, community! Who here got cold feet when Bitcoin took that quick dive to $78,000 this weekend? Yeah, traditional markets and TV news love to spread panic. But let me break down what really happened behind the scenes, straight from the candlestick to your phone.
This pullback wasn't Bitcoin's weakness; it was pure strategy! Our bullish "engine" (the RSI indicator) was firing up, stretched all the way to the top. It needed a healthy breather. And guess who took advantage of this "sale"? The famous whales (the big investors).

Hey, community! Just hit the radar – we’ve got one of those fundamental news pieces that could shift the structural landscape of our market. The U.S. Senate is set to vote today on Kevin Warsh taking the helm as Chair of the FED (the Federal Reserve, the American Central Bank). And the key detail: he’s widely regarded as a "pro-Bitcoin" guy!
Why is this huge for you as a newbie?
The FED is the institution that controls interest rates and the printing of the Dollar globally. Historically, governments have always eyed cryptocurrencies with suspicion. Now, imagine having someone at the wheel of the world's most powerful money machine who understands, respects, and sees value in Bitcoin. It’s a paradigm shift! Regulatory pressure eases, and confidence from big investment funds (the heavy hitters) skyrockets.