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Michael Saylor: Personal Bitcoin Holdings Never Sold, Company Sales Separate
Michael Saylor has stated he has never personally sold any bitcoin, distinguishing his own holdings from sales made by his company MicroStrategy.
Michael Saylor has clarified that he has never personally sold any of his own bitcoin. The statement came shortly after MicroStrategy disclosed the sale of 1,638 coins. According to the report, Saylor has built a following among retail investors based on this position, while his company operates a treasury strategy that sells coins to meet operational expenses, separating his personal investment approach from the corporate treasury's decisions.
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