What happened
Strategy sold 1 638 BTC for $105 mln, reducing reported reserves to 842 138 coins.
Why it matters
The deal affects one of the largest publicly disclosed Bitcoin reserves: after the sale Strategy retained 842 138 BTC, or about 4% of the coin’s maximum supply.
According to The Block, Strategy sold another 1 638 BTC for $105 mln. After the sale, its total Bitcoin reserve stood at 842 138 BTC.
The Block estimates that this reserve accounts for about 4% of the maximum Bitcoin supply at 21 mln coins and is worth about $53 bln.
The scale of the deal is notable due to the concentration of a large corporate reserve in a single asset. However, available materials do not provide details on the timing of the sale, deal mechanics, reason for the decision, or market reaction.
Confirmed facts
- The Block reported the sale of Strategy 1 638 BTC for $105 mln.
- After the sale, Strategy's total Bitcoin holdings stood at 842 138 BTC.
- According to The Block, Strategy's reserves amount to about 4% of the maximum Bitcoin supply at 21 mln coins.
- The Block valued the worth of these reserves at roughly $53 bln.
Context
Source — independent material from The Block, provided as metadata and a brief synopsis; the full publication is not in the original package.
What remains unknown
- When exactly was the sale conducted and at what average price?
- Why did Strategy sell the Bitcoin?
- Were there any market or price effects from the sale?
- Have the data been confirmed by Strategy's primary communications or regulatory filings?
Editorial context
Confidence: medium
Probable consequence — further reduction of publicly stated Strategy reserve and increased attention to its Bitcoin actions. The next observable signal will be confirmation of the deal in primary documents or company statements. Substantial uncertainty remains around the reasons for the sale, timing of execution, and market impact.