Michael Saylor Signals Strategy May Sell Bitcoin in 2026

Strategy chairman Michael Saylor has indicated the company may sell some of its Bitcoin holdings in 2026, marking a shift from his previous “never sell” position. During a recent interview, Saylor said it is “not unlikely” that the company could offload a portion of its Bitcoin before the end of the year as part of a broader financial strategy.

He explained that Strategy plans to manage its capital structure through a mix of equity, credit and cash decisions while focusing on long-term growth.

Bitcoin Per Share Remains Key Long-Term Goal

According to Saylor, Strategy’s primary objective is maximizing “Bitcoin per share” by 2033. He said the company uses programmatic financial models to determine what actions best improve shareholder value over a seven-year horizon.

Strategy currently holds 843,768 Bitcoin acquired at an average price of about $75,700 per coin. With Bitcoin recently trading near $75,558, the company’s holdings remain close to breakeven levels.

Strategy’s (MSTR) stock price down 10.86% over the past 30 days.

Market Watches for Potential First Bitcoin Sale

A potential Bitcoin sale would represent a major shift for Strategy, whose accumulation strategy has long been viewed by crypto investors as a bullish market signal. Saylor recently suggested that maintaining flexibility around selling could also support the company’s financial credibility with credit agencies.