
Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor has reassured investors that the company will remain a strong net buyer of Bitcoin. He stated that for every Bitcoin the company sells, it plans to buy back 10 to 20 BTC.
Saylor emphasized that Strategy must end every year with more Bitcoin than it started, calling Bitcoin “capital” that should not be a net sale.
During Strategy’s recent earnings call, Saylor said the company may sell small amounts of Bitcoin to fund dividends for its STRC perpetual preferred stock.
However, he clarified that any such sales would be minimal and quickly replaced with much larger purchases to keep growing its overall Bitcoin holdings.
Strategy CEO Phong Le supported this flexible strategy, saying the company will sell Bitcoin only when it is “more accretive” to shareholders — particularly in terms of Bitcoin per share.
Le added, “I believe in math over ideology.” The company currently holds 818,334 BTC, worth approximately $66.2 billion.
Beyond Bitcoin, Strategy is seeing strong growth in its software and AI business. CEO Phong Le highlighted that Q1 2026 was the strongest quarter for software revenue in the past decade, up 12% year-over-year.
The company is also building an AI platform called “Mosaic.” Strategy shares rose 4.31% to close at $187.59 following the latest updates.
