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Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) sold 32 BTC (~$2.5M) in late May 2026 — their first sale since 2022. The reason? To pay dividends on their high-yield STRC preferred stock.
Saylor’s take:
Individuals should never sell their Bitcoin.
For the company, selling a tiny slice (0.004% of their ~847,000 BTC holdings) helps fund dividends and "inoculates" the market — proving they can sell without crashing everything.
The Bull Case:
This turns their massive BTC treasury into a credit engine. They raise cheap capital, buy more Bitcoin, pay yield to investors, and keep net accumulating long-term. Saylor says for every BTC sold, they can buy back 10-20x through other raises. Classic Saylor financial engineering.
The Bear Case / Risk:
They now have $1.2B+ annual dividend obligations. If BTC stays flat or drops, more sales could come (they’ve authorized up to $1.25B in potential BTC sales). This creates "two-way flow" risk — the biggest corporate buyer could also become a seller during tough times. Optics matter, and it shook confidence.
Bottom line: One small sale doesn’t kill the Bitcoin thesis, especially when they still hold a monster stack and keep buying overall. But it shows even Saylor’s empire now has real cash flow realities to manage.
What do you think?
Genius evolution of BTC as corporate treasury?
Or the start of a slippery slope?
Drop your thoughts 👇
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