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Michael Saylor’s Strategy has long positioned itself as the world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin. However, a new report from Grayscale Research suggests that the company could eventually face pressure to sell additional BTC in order to meet its financial obligations.
The discussion intensified shortly after Strategy sold 32 BTC, prompting investors to question whether the company’s highly leveraged Bitcoin-focused business model is beginning to face new challenges.
Why Does Grayscale Expect More BTC Sales?
Zach Pandl, Head of Research at Grayscale, believes the company’s current financing structure may place increasing pressure on its cash flows.
The main concern revolves around STRC shares, which recently fell toward the $95 level. Under the product’s structure, the shares are expected to trade closer to $100 while maintaining the current dividend yield of 11.5%.
When the share price drops below that level, Strategy may be required to increase the dividend yield to keep the product attractive to investors. Higher dividend payments, however, create additional cash flow obligations and may force the company to seek new sources of liquidity.
According to Grayscale, one possible outcome is that Strategy could eventually sell more Bitcoin to help cover those financial commitments.
Accumulating More BTC May Become More Difficult
Analysts also point to another challenge.
Saylor’s strategy has historically relied on issuing new shares and debt instruments to raise capital for Bitcoin purchases. This approach works best when the company’s stock trades at favorable valuations.
Grayscale argues that Strategy’s ability to continue aggressively accumulating Bitcoin may become increasingly limited at current STRC and MSTR share prices.
STRC is currently trading around $95.31 per share, a level that analysts believe reduces the company’s flexibility to raise additional capital for future Bitcoin acquisitions.
Grayscale Remains Bullish on Bitcoin
Despite the short-term concerns, Grayscale remains optimistic about Bitcoin’s long-term outlook.
The firm argues that a lower concentration of BTC on a single corporate balance sheet could ultimately benefit the market. If Bitcoin ownership becomes distributed across a larger number of corporate treasury strategies, systemic risks associated with a single dominant holder could be reduced.
For that reason, Grayscale believes the current situation may eventually support Bitcoin’s next growth phase.
Bitcoin Rebounds as Analysts Maintain Bullish Outlook
Despite concerns surrounding Strategy, Bitcoin has recovered over the past 24 hours.
BTC was trading at $63,905 at the time of writing, after moving between a daily low of $61,335 and a high of $65,758.
Trading activity has also increased significantly. Trading volume surged by nearly 35% over the last 24 hours, suggesting renewed investor interest following the recent market correction.
Optimism is also shared by Standard Chartered. The bank’s analysts believe Bitcoin may be approaching a local bottom and continue to recommend buying during market pullbacks.
The bank has maintained its ambitious year-end target of $100,000 for Bitcoin. Unlike Grayscale, Standard Chartered expects Michael Saylor to resume aggressive BTC purchases after the current period of uncertainty, similar to previous accumulation phases following market downturns.
Two Different Views on Strategy’s Future
While Grayscale highlights potential financing challenges and the possibility of additional Bitcoin sales, Standard Chartered views the current situation as a temporary obstacle rather than a long-term threat.
One thing is certain: investors will be closely watching not only Bitcoin’s price performance but also the future direction of STRC and MSTR shares, as both could play a major role in determining the next moves of the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder.
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Michael Saylor jest jedną z najbardziej wpływowych postaci w branży kryptowalut, szczególnie w ekosystemie Bitcoina. Jako współzałożyciel i Przewodniczący Zarządu Strategy (wcześniej MicroStrategy), Saylor odegrał kluczową rolę w napędzaniu instytucjonalnej adopcji Bitcoina i kształtowaniu dyskusji na temat aktywów cyfrowych na całym świecie.
Wczesna kariera i sukcesy biznesowe
Michael Saylor współzałożył MicroStrategy w 1989 roku, budując firmę na wiodącego dostawcę oprogramowania do analizy danych i inteligencji biznesowej. Przez dekady firma koncentrowała się na rozwiązaniach technologicznych dla przedsiębiorstw, zdobywając uznanie jako udana spółka technologiczna notowana na giełdzie.

@Saylor wzbudził falę spekulacji po opublikowaniu zdania "₿ack to Work" na platformie X, co wielu uważa za zapowiedź nowej rundy zakupów BTC przez @Strategy. 🐳
📊 Ta wiadomość pojawia się krótko po kontrowersji związanej z tym, że firma sprzedała część swoich zasobów z $BTC , co zaskoczyło wielu inwestorów przyzwyczajonych do strategii "kup i trzymaj".