Strategy CEO: Bitcoin Sales Unlikely Until 2029
- New $1.44 billion reserve impacts Bitcoin sale strategy.
- Bitcoin sales unlikely before 2029, boosting investor confidence.
- Price volatility prompts lower 2025 Bitcoin price forecast.
Strategy CEO Phong Le announced a $1.44 billion cash dividend reserve, preventing Bitcoin sales until at least 2029, aligning with their strategy to maintain 650,000 BTC holdings.
By avoiding Bitcoin liquidation for dividends, Strategy showcases institutional commitment to long-term Bitcoin retention amid volatile markets, reflecting confidence and a stable asset management approach.
Strategy, led by Phong Le and Michael Saylor, announced a new $1.44 billion cash dividend reserve that makes Bitcoin sales unlikely before 2029. The reserve aims to cover dividends, irrespective of Bitcoin market conditions.
Company leaders Phong Le, CEO, and Michael Saylor, Founder, confirmed that recent financial strategies reduce the need to liquidate Bitcoin holdings. Their statements underscore a commitment to long-term Bitcoin retention.
The newly created $1.44 billion cash dividend reserve makes bitcoin sales unlikely before 2029 by reducing the need to liquidate Bitcoin holdings. — Phong Le, CEO, Strategy
Strategy’s new reserve could instill confidence among stakeholders by ensuring dividend consistency without needing Bitcoin sales. Market analysts view this as a strategic move amid fluctuating Bitcoin prices.
Volatile market conditions have impacted Strategy’s Bitcoin price forecast, now adjusted to $85,000-$110,000 for 2025. Institutional investors may take comfort in the sustained dividend assurance this reserve provides.
The establishment of the reserve signals a notable shift in Strategy’s financial approach. Preserving Bitcoin holdings longer term aligns with a broader trend of corporate Bitcoin accumulation as a strategic reserve asset.
Looking ahead, Strategy’s decision could influence other large holders, highlighting an evolution in corporate treasury management. Historical trends indicate that such moves can impact Bitcoin’s perception as a stable long-term asset.
