Will the strategy sell Bitcoin this year? Traders are convinced after Saylor’s comments

strategy of will, Bitcoin Will the giant company, which has systematically amassed over $65 billion in Bitcoin over the past six years, sell some of its holdings this year? Users on prediction market platform Myriad increasingly believe this will happen.

Prospects for a Virginia-based company The percentage of any Bitcoin sold from its vaults this year has increased to 82%. On countless products DecryptionParent company, Dastan. That includes a 69% gain in the final week of trading as the company’s founder and CEO Michael Saylor said it would “likely” sell some bitcoin.

“We’ll probably sell some bitcoin to fund the dividends just to graft the market — just to send the message that we’ve done that,” Saylor said. It was said during the strategy’s Q&A Q1 earnings call. His sentiments were echoed by Chief Strategy Officer and CEO Fong Lee, who said the company will sell Bitcoin when it is in the best interest of the company and shareholders.

“We will sell bitcoin when it is beneficial for the company,” Lu said on the earnings call. “We’re not just going to sit down and say, ‘We’re never going to sell Bitcoin.’”

The message represents a clear shift in tone from Saylor’s previous pleas to his followers on social media that urged them to “never sell your bitcoins.” As a Bitcoin bull once posted that users should “kidney sale” If they need to, but to hold the highest crypto assets.

However, on Thursday, the strategy leader’s stance on X was “buy more Bitcoin than you sell.”

But does Saylor’s latest comment really reflect a shift in the company’s strategy, or was he just poking fun at skeptics?

In new comments for luckSaylor’s statements sound more like the former, supporting the fact that his company – so far considered a steel bulwark of Bitcoin – can finally sell the assets that helped it rise to fame.

“The haters…skeptics and short sellers don’t realize that we are only selling a Bitcoin derivative, and we have an option to sell Bitcoin,” he told the publication. He added that to overcome the false narrative that a company will never sell, a company must “essentially show that you will exchange bitcoin for stock, or trade bitcoin to meet obligations.”

Strategy A published $12.54 billion net loss for the first quarter Earlier this week, it was buoyed by massive unrealized losses on its bitcoin holdings as the top cryptocurrency asset fell sharply from an all-time high in October of $126,080. It is now 36.5% below the price where it was trading around $80,058 on Friday – almost even in the last 24 hours of trading, and now up 12% in the last 30 days.