Nitcoin just dipped below Michael Saylorโs average entry price, and the bears are screaming about a $900 Million unrealized loss. The big question: Is MicroStrategy going bankrupt? Is a massive $BTC dump coming?
โThe short answer: NO. Here is the reality check you won't hear in the panic. ๐
โHistory Repeats: This isn't the first time $MSTR has been 'underwater.' In the last cycle, their average was $30k when BTC hit $16k (a 45% drop). They didn't blink then, and they aren't blinking now.
โNo Margin Call Trap: Unlike retail traders, Saylorโs Bitcoin is NOT used as collateral. There are no liquidation levels tied to the current price. Their debt is mostly unsecured.
โThe Timeline: Their $8.24B debt isn't due tomorrow. Most maturities are set for 2028-2030. Plus, they have a 2.5-year cash runway just to cover interest payments.
โSolvency vs. Price: Even at these 'dip' prices, their holdings are worth over $53 Billion. They have more than enough cushion to ride out the storm.
โMy Take: A short-term move below average cost is just a 'paper loss.' It doesn't change their liquidity or their diamond-hand strategy. Don't let the headlines scare you into selling your bags to institutions. ๐ก๏ธ๐
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