**Michael Saylor** and his company Strategy have reaffirmed their intention to continue purchasing Bitcoin (BTC) according to a quarterly schedule. Despite cryptocurrency prices falling below $70,000 again this week, the company maintains a Bitcoin holding position of 714,644, valued at tens of billions of dollars.
What happened: Strategy reaffirms quarterly purchases
According to public statements and company disclosures, Strategy plans to continue purchasing Bitcoin every quarter regardless of short-term price fluctuations. This approach treats Bitcoin not as a trading position but as a long-term reserve asset.
The company's stockpile of 714,644 coins has accumulated over several years, with a significant portion obtained through debt-financing instruments.
Strategy holds over $8 billion in total debt, which includes bonds specifically issued for Bitcoin accumulation. However, the company claims to have enough cash to manage normal debt servicing and dividend payments over the coming years.
Saylor's message was clear: selling is not an option.
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Why it matters: Debt-based concentrated investment risk
Some analysts are questioning the sustainability of the debt-based Bitcoin accumulation model, especially as Bitcoin is increasingly trading like a high-beta asset that correlates with tech stocks rather than a safe haven. While short-term traders remain nervous, long-term holders appear largely unperturbed; however, even this level of price volatility has already caused significant drops in the stock prices of companies with large cryptocurrency exposure.
The key question for outside observers is whether this strategy of steadily accumulating Bitcoin through debt will act as a strength if prices recover, or whether it will reveal itself as a fatal weakness if volatility continues and credit conditions tighten.
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