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Michael Saylor’s Personal Bitcoin Conviction Intact, But Strategy’s Treasury Stays Flexible

The line between personal conviction and corporate responsibility just got a little sharper.

Michael Saylor, the Bitcoin evangelist known for his unbending “never sell your Bitcoin” mantra, clarified this week that his famous message is a saver‑to‑saver principle—not a constraint on Strategy, the publicly traded company he chairs.

According to the original report from WuBlockchain, Saylor stressed that he has never parted with a single satoshi, while making it plain that Strategy is a public company, not his personal wallet, and has disclosed since 2020 that it may buy or sell Bitcoin for capital management purposes.

The distinction matters because it replaces a simplistic “hodl forever” narrative with a more nuanced reality. Strategy—formerly MicroStrategy—holds billions of dollars in Bitcoin, and its treasury operations now affect how institutional investors view corporate crypto adoption.

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