Bitcoin Updates: Saylor Remains Confident in Bitcoin, Driving Strategy's Aggressive Investment Despite Market Downturn
- Michael Saylor denies rumors of selling Strategy's 641,692 BTC ($22.5B) amid market selloff, reaffirming long-term accumulation strategy . - Bitcoin fell below $96,000 as MSTR dropped 35% YTD, but Saylor claims recent 487 BTC purchase shows accelerated buying. - Analysts call current BTC correction a "mid-cycle consolidation" phase, noting historical patterns from 2024-2025 market analysis. - Strategy's $20.29B unrealized gains and Saylor's "long-haul" stance highlight Bitcoin's perceived store-of-value
Michael Saylor, the executive chairman of
This rebuttal comes as both Bitcoin and Strategy’s stock (MSTR) encounter renewed selling pressure. Bitcoin dropped below $96,000 on November 14, representing a 6.95% decrease in the last 24 hours, while
Saylor’s remarks come amid speculation that Strategy, which owns 641,692 BTC (valued at about $22.5 billion), could sell part of its holdings to strengthen its balance sheet. The company’s market-to-net-asset value (mNAV) has
The speculation intensified after an X user claimed Strategy had sold 33,000 BTC, worth $3.2 billion. Saylor’s prompt denial, along with his consistent advocacy for Bitcoin’s long-term prospects, has helped reassure some investors. “Our commitment is for the long term,” he emphasized, reiterating his previous assertions that Bitcoin’s value will keep increasing despite short-term fluctuations
Elsewhere, overall market sentiment remains divided. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $870 million in net withdrawals—the second-largest daily outflow ever—though most long-term investors have held firm
Strategy has accumulated its Bitcoin over five years at an average price of $74,079 per coin, resulting in $20.29 billion in unrealized profits
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