MicroStrategy sells any Bitcoin by 2025?

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In the last 24–48 hours, there has been no credible public disclosure that Strategy has sold any Bitcoin, and the market still sits on a 0% crowd-implied chance of a sale before the 31 December 2025 deadline. The company’s published behaviour since its pivot into Bitcoin has been the opposite: repeated, programme-based accumulation funded through capital raises, with holdings reported at 714,644 BTC as of 8 February 2026 and an average purchase price of $76,056 per coin. That scale matters because a sale would be a clear break from a well-established treasury strategy, not a routine portfolio tweak.

Historically, the closest comparison is not a normal listed company managing liquidity, but a balance-sheet vehicle built around Bitcoin exposure. Strategy has continued to issue equity and debt to buy more BTC, and since adopting fair-value accounting from 1 January 2025, its earnings have become more sensitive to swings in the coin’s price. That makes the stock more volatile, but it does not by itself create pressure to sell holdings. A sale would more likely come only if financing conditions tightened sharply, debt terms changed, or management decided to rebalance the treasury model.

Traders should watch for any 8-K filing, earnings commentary, debt-refinancing update, or surprise liquidity need. The main near-term dependencies are Bitcoin’s price, capital-market access, and whether the company needs to fund future purchases or obligations without issuing more shares. Recent coverage from Simply Wall St on 7 May noted first-quarter 2026 earnings missed expectations, which is relevant insofar as weaker operating results can affect financing flexibility, but there has still been no public sign of Bitcoin liquidation. On-chain transfers from known Strategy-controlled addresses, together with company filings, remain the key indicators.

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