Michael Saylor's Strategy signals potential bitcoin sale to fund dividends oblig

[Oshosondy]

Michael Saylor's Strategy signals potential bitcoin sale to fund dividends obligations

Pay attention to this news very well because some people will only pay attention mostly to Michael Saylor suggesting that they will sell little part of their bitcoin holding in order to cover its dividend obligations.

Also you can read that Strategy record a loss of $12.54 billion Q1. But read the average price they bought bitcoin which is $75537. Bitcoin has been increasing in Q2.

Strategy reported a $12.54 billion Q1 net loss while holding 818,334 bitcoin at an average cost of $75,537; the firm has about 18 months of dividend coverage against $1.5 billion in annual obligations.

Bitcoin still fulfilled its purpose for the company:

Saylor described the model as leveraging credit to acquire Bitcoin, allowing it to appreciate, and then selectively selling portions of the asset to meet dividend commitments.

"You buy bitcoin with credit, you let it appreciate, and then you sell bitcoin to pay the dividend.

According to the news, bitcoin fall a little and the news and Strategy stock also fell. But I do not think this is what people should worry about.

https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/05/05/michael-saylor-s-strategy-signals-potential-bitcoin-sale-to-fund-dividends-obligations

What do you think?

[Wiwo]

Micro strategy funded their bitcoin portfolio through funds from other internal sources of the company,  and now they are selling some bitcoin to offset dividends.this is awesome and yes, Bitcoin indeed fulfilled its obligations and keeps fulfilling that since the micro strategy, I am not selling 100% of their total Bitcoin holdings.

$75,000 benchmark buying price and selling at the current price is quite a good profit for the company,  and bitcoin indeed made a mark at that moment,.

I saw the news on X yesterday, but my thought was that I hope the company will not need to buy back those Bitcoins at a much higher price than their current entry price of $75,000