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Strategy, which was initially MicroStrategy, is financially stressed due to approximately $8 billion of debt, in the form of yearly interest payments and dividends, which its software business is unable to service. The business has a large 528,185 Bitcoins, which it purchased at an average price of $67,458 per Bitcoin, made up of the bulk of its assets. Due to these debt obligations, Strategy has warned that it will be forced to sell parts of its Bitcoin holdings if it is unable to secure timely financing in the form of equity or debt.
Strategy recently disclosed in an SEC filing that the sale of Bitcoin may be executed at unfavorable prices, even below the company's cost basis, potentially enhancing financial losses. In addition, pricing Bitcoin at market values is required when implementing a new accounting approach, leading Strategy to recognize an estimated unrealized loss of $5.9 billion in Q1 2025. Implementing a new accounting approach leads to volatility in the firm's financial statements since gains or losses must be realized in each reporting period.
A Strategy sale of Bitcoin would destroy market faith in corporate Bitcoin holdings and induce increased market volatility. Despite this warning, Michael Saylor has historically followed a "never sell" policy regarding Bitcoin as a strategic long-term investment, but the financial pressures on the company may force that strategy to be rethought.
