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In a move that signals a shift in the communication strategy of the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder, Michael Saylor stated at the BTC Prague conference that MicroStrategy maintains the flexibility to sell its holdings. According to reports, Saylor clarified that he never claimed the company could not sell, noting that his famous 'Never Sell' mantra was intended as investment advice for individuals rather than a binding policy for corporate treasury management.
This clarification follows MicroStrategy's first-ever tactical Bitcoin sale in late 2022 for tax optimization, which raised questions among long-term holders. In comparison to industry peers, Elon Musk's Tesla sold approximately 75% of its Bitcoin holdings in 2022 to bolster its cash position, per market data, suggesting that Saylor’s latest comments align MicroStrategy with standard corporate liquidity management practices.
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Sign InRegarding market performance, MSTR shares stood at $120.15 (close June 11, 2026), while 0A7O.L was priced at $116.83 on the same date. Investors are now monitoring future portfolio adjustments amid crypto market volatility, while keeping an eye on upcoming macro catalysts such as the Fed Barr speech on June 6 for its potential impact on digital asset risk appetite.