Strategy, the largest publicly traded corporate Bitcoin holder, may sell some of its 818,334 BTC to meet $1.5 billion in upcoming dividend and debt interest payments. Executive Chairman Michael Saylor said this move aims to maintain financial flexibility without abandoning the company's long-term bullish outlook on Bitcoin. Despite holding Bitcoin bought at an average of $75,537 each, the company reported a $12.54 billion net loss in Q4 2025, raising concerns about sustainability. Strategy has enough cash reserves to cover dividends for 18 months but may liquidate Bitcoin selectively to reassure investors and manage obligations.
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