Strategy says "we won't sell Bitcoin until it drops to $8,000"... declares a head-on push through the fear market
Strategy says "we won't sell Bitcoin until it drops to $8,000"... declares a head-on push through the fear market
As Bitcoin (BTC) prices plunge while precariously hovering around the $60,000 level, Strategy, the world’s largest publicly listed corporate holder of Bitcoin, is easing market concerns by declaring a head-on approach of additional accumulation rather than asset sales.
According to the cryptocurrency-focused outlet CoinGape on February 6 (local time), Chairman Michael Saylor and CEO Phong Le confirmed during the company’s Q4 2025 earnings call that its current Bitcoin accumulation strategy remains unchanged. Strategy reported a net loss of $12.4 billion for the quarter, but Le dismissed concerns over forced liquidation, stating there would be no such risk unless Bitcoin prices fell to around $8,000. Saylor likewise reaffirmed his view that the downturn is temporary and reiterated plans to purchase additional Bitcoin every quarter.
Strategy currently holds 713,502 BTC, valued at approximately $45.5 billion based on a Bitcoin price of $65,000. Although the company is presently sitting on about $8.5 billion in unrealized losses, Le emphasized that its capital structure remains extremely solid. He added that meaningful issues with convertible bond repayments would only arise if Bitcoin dropped to $8,000 and stayed there for five years through 2032, expressing confidence in the firm’s financial resilience.
Strategy also plans to raise additional funds for Bitcoin purchases in 2026 through instruments such as preferred stock issuances. Le detailed plans to issue more STRC preferred shares, which offer an annual dividend of 11.25%, to increase the company’s Bitcoin reserves. Saylor assessed that, given the crypto-friendly stance of the Donald Trump administration and regulators in the United States, now is the optimal time to hold and expand Bitcoin positions.
Proactive measures to address technical risks were also announced. Saylor revealed the launch of a Bitcoin security program in collaboration with global experts to prepare for future threats such as quantum computing. He explained that while quantum threats are likely more than a decade away, Strategy will continue pursuing technical enhancements, including quantum-resistant upgrades, to strengthen confidence in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
At present, Strategy holds approximately $2.25 billion in cash reserves, sufficient to cover dividends and debt obligations for more than the next two years. Although the company has endured growing pains, including a stock price drop of more than 17% amid falling Bitcoin prices, management characterized this as part of a long-term growth process. Market participants are closely watching whether the $8,000 level identified by Strategy can serve as a psychological line of defense during the downturn.
*Disclaimer: This article is for investment reference only, and no responsibility is assumed for any investment losses incurred based on it. The content should be interpreted solely for informational purposes.*
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