#微策略出售32枚比特币 According to regulatory documents, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) sold 32 bitcoins between May 26 and 31, 2026, for approximately $2.5 million. This was their first sale in four years and broke the founder Michael Saylor's long-standing promise of "never selling."

Transaction details and motivations

· Price and purpose: The average sale price was about $77,135 per bitcoin. The proceeds will be used to pay the company's preferred stock dividends, representing a "tactical move" rather than a strategic retreat.
· Current holdings: As of May 31, the company still holds 843,706 BTC, with an average cost of $75,699. This sale accounts for only 0.004% of the total holdings.

Market reaction

· Stock and coin prices: After the announcement, Strategy (MSTR) stock price briefly dropped over 9% during trading, closing down about 6%; Bitcoin fell below $72,000, leading to over $93 million in futures positions being liquidated within an hour.
· Strategy shift: The CEO previously indicated that future sales might continue to increase Bitcoin holdings per share, among other reasons, and no longer adhere strictly to "buy only, never sell."

Controversies and impacts

· Ten-million-dollar betting dispute: The timing of this sale triggered over $14.65 million in bets on Polymarket. The controversy centers on whether the "trade execution date" (before May 31) or the "disclosure date" (June 1) should be used as the reference. Currently, the market status shows "under review."
· Symbolic significance: Although the sale size is very small, this move marks a fundamental shift in the strategy of the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder, and the market is digesting its long-term implications.