Strategy CEO Phong Le said Bitcoin is entering a strong bull market and the company has no plans to sell its $BTC holdings. Speaking in an interview with Bloomberg, Le stated that Strategy will continue its Bitcoin accumulation strategy and may continue buying even if the price rises.
Le stated that the company would continue to make purchases even if Bitcoin reached $80,000, $90,000, $100,000, or $130,000. The Strategy CEO said that if Bitcoin were to reach $260,000 in the future, investors would still consider purchases made at the $130,000 level as a successful investment in retrospect.
Strategy is known as one of the largest companies that places Bitcoin at the center of its institutional treasury strategy. The company maintains its long-term approach by increasing the amount of Bitcoin on its balance sheet through regular $BTC purchases. Phong Le’s recent statements also indicate that Strategy will not abandon its Bitcoin accumulation policy despite price fluctuations.
The company’s decision not to sell Bitcoin is based on the expectation that the crypto asset will appreciate in value in the long term. Strategy management argues that Bitcoin’s limited supply, as well as increasing institutional adoption, could provide long-term support for the price.
Le’s assessment revealed that the company is focusing on long-term potential rather than short-term price movements in Bitcoin. The CEO stated that even purchases at levels as high as $130,000 could be considered reasonable retrospectively if Bitcoin were to reach $260,000.
Strategy’s aggressive Bitcoin accumulation policy sets the company apart from traditional institutional investors, but it also increases its balance sheet risk against declines in the $BTC price. Despite this, Le has given no indication that the current strategy will be changed.
The assessment that Bitcoin has entered a strong bull market supports the expectation that the company may continue to make large-scale $BTC purchases in the future. Market participants are closely monitoring Strategy’s new purchases and changes in the company’s Bitcoin reserves.
*This is not investment advice.