This type of fake news is pretty popular in the market. Interestingly, Saylor did *not* sell 6,556 BTC last week. During the Q1 2026 earnings call a few days ago, Saylor did mention the possibility of selling a small amount of BTC in the future to pay STRC dividends, with the goal of “demonstrating to the market” that the company has the ability to fulfill contractual obligations. But he also said: • The company’s cash reserves + financing can sustain operations for a while longer; • The goal remains to be a net buyer of BTC; • This would only be a “tactical” small-scale move, not a large-scale sell-off. From an operational standpoint, no BTC has been sold yet, let alone an amount as large as 6,556 BTC. Let’s take a look at the latest holdings and transaction data (sourced from the company website and SEC filings): • Current holdings are approximately 818,000+ BTC (still increasing). • All purchases have been financed through ATM equity offerings, STRC issuances, etc., and have never involved selling BTC from the treasury. • The purchases page on the official website only shows buy records, with no sell records at all.