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Michael Saylor denies reports of Strategy selling Bitcoin, reaffirms accumulation
Strategy CEO Michael Saylor denied rumors on Friday that the company had sold approximately 43,415 BTC worth $4.26 billion to over 100 different addresses, amid a sharp crypto market downturn. The speculation stemmed from Arkham Intelligence data showing large transfers and an apparent drop in tracked holdings, fueling investor panic as Bitcoin fell below $95,000. Addressing the on-chain activity directly, Arkham Intelligence clarified that the movements likely represent a custodian and wallet rotation rather than sales. "Over the past two weeks, the Arkham platform has shown Strategy making a series of ... (full story)
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