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Michael Saylor discussed Strategy’s plans in the event of a further decline in Bitcoin., 2026/02/11 11:04:36
In the event of further declines in Bitcoin’s price, Strategy plans to refinance its debt rather than liquidate digital assets, stated Michael Saylor, the chairman of the largest corporate holder of BTC.
According to him, Strategy does not consider selling Bitcoin even in the face of significant market downturns and intends to continue increasing its holdings in the leading cryptocurrency.
“I anticipate that we will be purchasing Bitcoin every quarter. Even if the price drops by 90% over the next four years, the company plans to refinance its debt obligations instead of selling off digital assets. We will simply extend the debt into the next period,” Saylor explained.
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He expressed confidence that the company will maintain access to financing, and that the high volatility of the asset does not negate its fundamental value.
“The volatility of Bitcoin is such that it will always hold value,” the businessman remarked.
Saylor added that Strategy has sufficient liquidity to meet its obligations and pay dividends for approximately two and a half years. In the long run, he believes that capital will gradually shift from traditional asset classes into Bitcoin.
The first cryptocurrency, according to Saylor, surpasses gold and real estate in terms of liquidity and lack of geographical restrictions, positioning it as a competitor not just to individual companies, but to entire asset classes.
Previously, Michael Saylor stated on the program What Bitcoin Did that the true progress of Bitcoin is reflected not in short-term price movements, but in the investments of major companies and the willingness of banks to engage with BTC.
