MicroStrategy's executive chairman Michael Saylor has dismissed rumors of an imminent margin call on the company's 713,000 Bitcoin holdings, despite Bitcoin trading below the average acquisition cost of about $75,699 per coin. The company’s debt is mostly unsecured and long-dated, with maturities in 2027 and 2028, meaning no lenders can force a Bitcoin sale due to price drops and no near-term repayment pressures exist. While MicroStrategy recently sold 32 BTC to meet preferred stock obligations, this does not indicate forced liquidation but is a point to watch for cash flow health. Overall, MicroStrategy’s debt structure shields it from forced sales unlike many leveraged crypto players, though refinancing questions may arise if Bitcoin prices remain low through bond maturities.
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