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Future signals include whether Strategy sells BTC, how its USD Reserve changes, preferred dividend coverage
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Michael Saylor has signaled that Strategy, the world's largest corporate bitcoin holder, may sell a portion of its BTC to….
Key facts
- Its dashboard showed 818,869 BTC, a $67.1 billion BTC reserve, a $2.25 billion USD reserve, and $1.49 billion in annual dividends
- Strategy holds 818,869 BTC, worth about $67 billion after its latest acquisition disclosure
- Strategy’s potential BTC sale has sharpened debate over its bitcoin treasury model after a roughly $12.5 billion quarterly net loss
- Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) reported first-quarter 2026 results that drew fresh attention to whether the company could ever sell BTC
Summary
Strategy’s potential BTC sale has sharpened debate over its bitcoin treasury model after a roughly $12.5 billion quarterly net loss. Strategy could sell BTC to fund dividends while seeking to preserve confidence in its treasury approach. Preferred securities make liquidity, dividend coverage, and market access more important for investors. Future signals include BTC sales, USD Reserve changes, preferred coverage, and new issuance. Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) reported first-quarter 2026 results that drew fresh attention to whether the company could ever sell BTC.