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MICROSTRATEGY SELLS 32 BTC FOR $2.5M AT AVERAGE OF $77.135K: FILING
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Key facts
- MICROSTRATEGY SELLS 32 BTC FOR $2.5M AT AVERAGE OF $77.135K: FILING
- As of Q1 2026, MicroStrategy held approximately 818,334 BTC, worth roughly $61.8B, purchased at an average price near $75,500 per coin
- Selling 32 BTC to cover a dividend obligation is the equivalent of a landlord cracking open a piggy bank that contains $61 billion to pay a $2,500 bill
- MicroStrategy sold 32 bitcoin last week for roughly $2.5M, its first confirmed sale since late 2022, and the market noticed immediately, sending the company’s shares down 6% and bitcoin itself down
Summary
MicroStrategy Bitcoin Sale Explained: What the 32 BTC Number Tells You. MicroStrategy sold 32 bitcoin last week for roughly $2.5M, its first confirmed sale since late 2022, and the market noticed immediately, sending the company’s shares down 6% and bitcoin itself down 3% to approximately $71,486. The sale was disclosed in a regulatory filing and tied directly to funding distributions on the company’s preferred stock. It comes from a firm whose founder, Michael Saylor, built his entire public identity around one phrase: never sell bitcoin. — Michael Saylor February 2, 2025.