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Michael Saylor Believes Liquidity Will Return to Crypto After AI Euphoria Subsides
Michael Saylor gave a firm clarification regarding his company's Bitcoin sale that had previously sparked panic in the crypto market. Speaking on the New Era Finance Podcast, aired on Tuesday (June 30), Saylor dismissed the notion that Strategy had abandoned its Bitcoin accumulation strategy. He explained that the sale transaction was very small, only 32 Bitcoin, or equivalent to 0.02% of the company's total assets, compared to the accumulation of 175,000 Bitcoin throughout 2026.
Saylor explained that this move was a rational decision for a company operating as a treasury company. The sale was made to fulfill dividend obligations to credit investors and maintain the company's equity.
"We have to protect our credit investors and equity. Sometimes we need to sell one Bitcoin to buy 20 more Bitcoins; this is a tax-efficient and economically rational step," Saylor said. He emphasized that maintaining trust in the credit market is vital so that the company retains strong Bitcoin purchasing power.
In addition to discussing internal transactions, Saylor highlighted the AI black hole phenomenon as the reason why Bitcoin still lags behind stock indices like the S&P 500. According to him, global liquidity is currently being massively absorbed into the artificial intelligence sector, causing approximately $10-20 billion to exit the crypto ecosystem. However, he remains optimistic that this capital will return to Bitcoin after the AI euphoria subsides.
In closing, Saylor stated that he has not sold a single Sat from his personal Bitcoin holdings, which are not company assets.
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