Michael Saylor continues to reduce his Bitcoin holdings, according to on-chain monitoring service OnchainDataNerd. Last week, Saylor-related addresses sold roughly 1,638 BTC, worth about $102.4 million. Shortly afterward, another sale moved 299.84 BTC, valued at around $18.91 million. Today, those addresses sold another 1,030 BTC, worth approximately $66.14 million. Combined, the three rounds of selling total about 2,967.84 BTC, or $187.45 million. For context, the entire amount sold is below 3,000 BTC, while the remaining position is above 842,000 BTC. Even with the ongoing disposals, Strategy—the company formerly known as MicroStrategy—still holds about 842,138 BTC, valued at about $52.65 billion. That remaining balance is far larger than the amount sold across the three reported transactions, which equals roughly 0.35% of the firm's current position. ChainCatcher relayed the data from OnchainDataNerd. The tracked wallets have shown repeated sales over the past week, pointing to continued distribution from Saylor-related addresses even as Strategy maintains a substantial corporate Bitcoin position.
Michael Saylor keeps selling Bitcoin, according to data from on-chain monitoring platform OnchainDataNerd. Last week, Saylor-related addresses sold about 1,638 BTC, worth $102.4 million. A second batch of 299.84 BTC followed, valued at around $18.91 million. Today, a fresh sale of roughly 1,030 BTC was recorded, worth $66.14 million. Together, the three batches add up to about 2,967.84 BTC, or $187.45 million.
Even so, Strategy—formerly MicroStrategy—still holds approximately 842,138 BTC, worth $52.65 billion. ChainCatcher relayed the data. The figures indicate continued selling from Saylor-related addresses, while the company’s remaining position stays well above the sizes sold over the reported period.
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