Odaily reported that Strategy posted on X that its current Bitcoin reserves are sufficient to cover 32 years of dividend payments. The statement centers on the relationship between the company’s Bitcoin holdings and its dividend obligations. As of June 14, 2026, Strategy held a total of 846,842 BTC, with an accumulated purchase cost of about $64.07 billion.
Questions Focus on Price Pressure and New Obligations
Economist Peter Schiff and other critics argued that the calculation leaves out several factors. Their objections include the downward pressure that selling Bitcoin could place on the market price, the assumption that Bitcoin’s price remains flat, and additional obligations created through new share issuance. These points place the debate around reserve liquidation, price assumptions, and changes in the company’s equity structure.
Supporters, meanwhile, emphasized the large scale of Strategy’s Bitcoin reserves and cited Bitcoin’s recent 7% rise. The discussion over whether the company’s reserves can cover long-term dividend payments remains focused on the amount of Bitcoin held, the accumulated purchase cost, price performance, and the scale of dividend obligations.