Michael Saylor denies Bitcoin selling rumors, confirms MicroStrategy’s “insatiable” hunger for BTC, and announces more purchases.
MicroStrategy’s co-founder and Executive Chairman, Michael Saylor, denied rumors. These rumors indicated that MicroStrategy was selling its Bitcoin. He used X in response to these claims. In a Friday interview with CNBC, he explained how the firm’s appetite for BTC is unstoppable. This is true regardless of how far its price drops.
MicroStrategy’s Unwavering Bitcoin Accumulation Strategy
The Bitcoin-buying firm will keep stockpiling its $62.3 billion reserves. It is unperturbed by the recent plunge in the asset. This saw Bitcoin drop below the $95,000 mark. This commitment has been reiterated by Saylor.
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MicroStrategy now has more than 641,000 BTC. This is valued at some $22.5 billion. The average purchase price is in the range of $74,000 per coin. The company’s market capitalization is down. It is now lower than the value of its Bitcoin holdings. This causes its market net asset value (mNAV) to drop below 1. This measure is frequently used as an argument that the stock is undervalued.
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Bitcoin’s price crashed to $94,000. This recorded new six-month lows. Despite these numbers, Saylor stressed the balance sheet of MicroStrategy. He said it is “pretty stable.” He further observed that it is “only fractionally levered.” There are no imminent debt trigger points.
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Saylor still was bullish on long-term prospects, however. He said, “Bitcoin is always a good investment.” This is provided that investors are ready to deal with the volatility. They must also last at least four years. He compared the performance of BTC with traditional assets. Bitcoin has been averaging about 50% growth per year. This was within the last five years. It crushed gold and the S&P.
He also compared the approaches to investment. He said people looking for digital credit instruments could prefer other products. However, investors looking to hold “digital capital” for the long term should be looking at Bitcoin.
Market Dynamics and MicroStrategy’s “HODL” Stance
In an interview and posts on X with CNBC on November 14, 2025, Saylor explained the situation. He said MicroStrategy was continuing to acquire Bitcoin. He would tell you about its most recent purchases soon.
The denial occurred in the midst of market panic. This panic was triggered by a massive fall in the price of Bitcoin. Reports from Arkham, a blockchain analytics firm, showed wallet movements. These were misinterpreted by observers as sales. Saylor explained the activity on the wallet. He said it had to do with accelerated inflows, but not outflows.
Price fluctuations happened throughout the day. A CoinMarketCap report showed $94,519 to $100,429 for the day. Factors cited for the price drop include broad risk-off sentiment in markets. Concerns about possible Federal Reserve interest rate hikes also contributed.
Amidst a panic in the crypto market, Bitcoin fell below $95,000. MicroStrategy’s stock (MSTR) also suffered a huge decline. Social media and financial news outlets were used by Saylor. He intended to reassure investors. Further, he reiterated the company’s long-term Bitcoin strategy. He also posted “HODL” on X.
Arkham’s data first revealed the decline of coins of MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin holdings. This was made clearer by Saylor and other reports. The wallet movements that the rumor was based on were not sales. They were moved to other wallets of company wallets. These had to do with inflows from accelerated purchases. In addition to the announcement on November 14, MicroStrategy previously acquired 487 BTC. This occurred on November 10, 2025. It cost around $49.9 million. This further validates their strategy of acquisition.
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