<b>Michael Saylor</b>, Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy, has issued a firm statement defending the company’s Bitcoin-centric strategy amidst recent volatility in the crypto market and a decline in <b>MSTR stock price</b>. Saylor addressed the recurring concerns regarding the potential liquidation of the company's massive Bitcoin (BTC) holdings, assuring investors that such an event is highly unlikely, even in a deep bear market.
<h2>Zero Risk of Corporate Liquidation</h2>
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Saylor’s core thesis is that MicroStrategy’s debt structure and operational capital provide an iron-clad defense against forced liquidation. The company's significant BTC holdings—currently over 641,000 BTC—are primarily financed through convertible notes and other debt instruments with favorable terms, not through easily margin-called loans.

When discussing the theoretical <b>liquidation price</b> of their Bitcoin, Saylor emphasized that the price floor is exceptionally low and only applies to a small, secured portion of their debt. He has repeatedly stated that <a href="https://www.cryptoknowmics.com/news/microstrategys-saylor-rules-out-acquiring-bitcoin-treasury-rivals/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">MicroStrategy</a> is prepared to withstand a massive BTC price decline, far below current levels, without being forced to sell its primary asset. This unwavering confidence aims to anchor investor sentiment and distinguish MSTR from other highly leveraged crypto companies.
<h2>MSTR as the Preferred Bitcoin Portal</h2>
Despite the MSTR stock falling to its lowest close in months, Saylor continues to position MicroStrategy as the <b>“premier leveraged play”</b> for institutional exposure to Bitcoin. The company actively leverages capital markets to acquire more BTC, viewing its stock as a superior, diversified vehicle compared to direct spot exposure.

However, the stock’s <b>premium</b> over the value of its underlying Bitcoin holdings has been shrinking, indicating that some investors are growing cautious of the company's aggressive, debt-fueled accumulation strategy. Saylor maintains that the market's temporary skepticism should not overshadow the long-term potential of his vision: <b>Bitcoin as the future of money</b>. He continues to purchase BTC during downturns, most recently acquiring additional Bitcoin even as the price tested critical psychological support levels.

Michael Saylor Defends MicroStrategy Strategy, Dispels Liquidation Fears

Michael Saylor assures investors that MicroStrategy faces virtually no Bitcoin liquidation risk, defending MSTR's corporate strategy amidst BTC price volatility.

Michael Saylor Defends MicroStrategy Strategy, Dispels Liquidation Fears

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