From ‘Never Sell’ to Maybe Sell? Saylor’s Strategy Filing Changes Bitcoin Tune
- Strategy may sell Bitcoin to cover debt amid rising financial pressure.
- SEC filing reveals potential BTC sales at a loss if financing options fail.
- Saylor’s “Never sell” stance faces challenges as market conditions worsen.
Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, may be preparing to offload part of its extensive Bitcoin (BTC) holdings as it faces growing financial pressures.
According to a recent U.S. SEC filing, the company, led by Michael Saylor, faces a complex mix of declining Bitcoin prices, growing debt, and weakening cash flow.
What Did Strategy Disclose to the SEC?
In an 8-K report to the SEC, Strategy revealed it might be forced to sell Bitcoin if it cannot secure new equity or debt financing.
The document noted that unfavorable market conditions could force the sale of Bitcoin below its original purchase cost for some tranches, and that proceeds might be needed to meet current financial obligations.
The company currently holds 528,185 BTC, valued at over $40 billion, purchased at an average price of $67,458 per coin. However, due to price fluctuations during the period, Strategy expects to report an unrealized loss of nearly $6 billion fo…
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From ‘Never Sell’ to Maybe Sell? Saylor’s Strategy Filing Changes Bitcoin Tune
- Strategy may sell Bitcoin to cover debt amid rising financial pressure.
- SEC filing reveals potential BTC sales at a loss if financing options fail.
- Saylor’s “Never sell” stance faces challenges as market conditions worsen.
Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, may be preparing to offload part of its extensive Bitcoin (BTC) holdings as it faces growing financial pressures.
According to a recent U.S. SEC filing, the company, led by Michael Saylor, faces a complex mix of declining Bitcoin prices, growing debt, and weakening cash flow.
What Did Strategy Disclose to the SEC?
In an 8-K report to the SEC, Strategy revealed it might be forced to sell Bitcoin if it cannot secure new equity or debt financing.
The document noted that unfavorable market conditions could force the sale of Bitcoin below its original purchase cost for some tranches, and that proceeds might be needed to meet current financial obligations.
The company currently holds 528,185 BTC, valued at over $40 billion, purchased at an average price of $67,458 per coin. However, due to price fluctuations during the period, Strategy expects to report an unrealized loss of nearly $6 billion fo…
The post From ‘Never Sell’ to Maybe Sell? Saylor’s Strategy Filing Changes Bitcoin Tune appeared first on Coin Edition.
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