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Saylor Says Strategy Is Buying, Not Selling, After Wallet Shifts Trigger Rumors

The company now trades below the value of its Bitcoin holdings during a volatile week for the asset.

Overview

  • Large transfers from Strategy-linked wallets — about 43,415 BTC moved to 100+ addresses — were identified by Arkham as a custodian migration rather than sales.
  • Michael Saylor denied reports of disposals, said “We are buying,” and pledged to disclose new purchases on Monday, adding that acquisitions have accelerated.
  • Strategy’s disclosed stash stands near 641,692 BTC at an average purchase price around $74,000 per coin, and its market-to-net-asset value has fallen below 1.
  • Bitcoin fell through key levels toward the mid-$90,000s as spot ETFs recorded roughly $870 million in net outflows and leveraged positions were liquidated.
  • Addressing balance-sheet concerns, Saylor said leverage is under roughly 1.15x with maturities four and a half years out and that the firm remains overcollateralized even under severe downside scenarios.