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🚀🔥💫 Saylor sold 32 BTC then bought 1550
Michael Saylor knows how to shake up the crypto crowd with just a few words. On June 7, 2026, he posted a single sentence on X: “32?” and the Bitcoin world was abuzz. Memes, speculation, and endless debates followed.
For those paying close attention, the meaning is clear: A new strategy just sold 32 Bitcoin, their first sale since 2022. Between May 26 and 31, the company sold the coins for about $2.5 million at an average of $77,135 per coin. This move isn’t about abandoning conviction but about closing a dividend on permanent preferred stock, STRC.
With over 843,000 BTC in its treasury, this sale only represents 0.004% of the holdings. In fact, considering the average acquisition cost of around ~$75,700, this sale even recorded a small profit. Saylor hinted at this during the Q1 earnings call, describing it as a way to “inoculate the market.”
The message is clear: The strategy can meet obligations without panic selling. This marks a shift from the rigid mantra “never sell” to a more flexible and pragmatic approach to balance sheet management. However, the market reacted sharply. BTC dropped from the $77K range to $60K, and the Strategy’s stock also plummeted.
The news headlines described it as a crack in the HODL fortress. But the numbers tell a different story. Almost immediately, the Strategy bought again, accumulating 1,550 $BTCBTC between June 1 and 7 with about $101 million at an average of $65,300. The net result: holdings increased, not decreased. Today, the Strategy holds 845,256 $BTC, with an average cost of around ~$75,680 and cash reserves of over $1 billion. $BTC per share continues to rise, indicating the company’s focus on long-term accumulation through equity raises and preferred instruments.
Owning about 4% of all Bitcoin, the Strategy has become a key indicator of institutional cash management in the digital asset space.
So the question remains: is this strategic maturity for corporate Bitcoin holders, or the beginning of more tactical sales?
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