- The event details various corporate moves, including Coinbase and Block joining the S&P 500, and MicroStrategy's status as a leading Bitcoin holder.
- MicroStrategy pioneered the corporate Bitcoin reserve strategy in August 2025.
- Strategy continues its corporate Bitcoin reserve strategy, utilizing a corporate vault and preferred shares for purchases, while facing criticism from Jim Chanos.
- Michael Saylor's company is selling Bitcoin to cover its corporate reserves.
Strategy plans to sell $1B of Bitcoin via a monetization program, while yen weakness drives BTC price decline.
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Updated Jun 30
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What happened
Strategy plans to sell $1B of Bitcoin via a monetization program, while yen weakness drives BTC price decline.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Bitcoin
digital cash system and associated currency
Related events
- Michael Saylor stated his extremely bullish outlook regarding Bitcoin's future price.
- Michael Saylor co-founded Strategy, a BTC treasury company, and the firm projects Bitcoin could reach a $16 trillion market cap.
- Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, holds large amounts of Bitcoin, which is reflected in its preferred share program STRC and is being reported on by TradingView.
- Investors are diversifying away from the dollar into other assets as market expectations point toward a potential rate hike by the Bank of Japan.
- Strategy maintains Bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset and issues a preferred share product pegged to $100.