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Strategy Sells Bitcoin for the First Time Since 2022

Strategy sold 32 BTC for $2.5 million between the dates of 26th and 31st May, according to a recent 8-K filing. The BTC was sold at an average price of of $77,135
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    Strategy has sold Bitcoin for the first time in 3 and a half years. According to a filing released on June 1, 2026, the company sold 32 BTC between May 26 and May 31, generating approximately $2.5 million in proceeds.

    While the sale represents only a tiny fraction of Strategy's total holdings, it is notable because the company has spent years positioning itself as the market's most aggressive corporate Bitcoin accumulator. The last time they sold Bitcoin was December 2022.

    The filing disclosed the following details:

    • BTC Sold: 32 BTC
    • Aggregate Sale Price: $2.5 million
    • Average Sale Price: $77,135 per BTC
    • Sale Period: May 26, 2026 - May 31, 2026

    The transaction comes as Bitcoin continues to trade towards the lows it visited earlier this year, and many market participants are closely monitoring Strategy's treasury activity. The company remains by far the largest publicly traded corporate holder of Bitcoin, controlling a total of 843,706 BTC acquired through a combination of debt offerings, and cash purchases funded by sales of equity.

    The sale itself is unlikely to materially impact Strategy's overall Bitcoin position. At current holdings levels, 32 BTC represents only a small percentage of the company's treasury. However, the move is significant because Strategy has historically emphasized long-term accumulation and rarely disposes of Bitcoin.

    The filing did not indicate that the sale reflects a change in the company's broader bitcoin strategy. Strategy stated in the 8-K filing that “Proceeds from the Bitcoin sales are expected to be used to fund distributions on preferred stock.” Previously, on a company call, Saylor had said “We will probably sell some Bitcoin to pay a dividend just to inoculate the market and send the message that we did it.”

    Investors will likely focus less on the size of the sale and more on whether it signals the beginning of a broader shift in Strategy's approach to managing its Bitcoin reserves. At present, there is no evidence that the company is reducing its long-term commitment to Bitcoin.

    Strategy remains one of the most closely watched entities in crypto markets. Investors can monitor its known Bitcoin holdings, treasury activity, and future transactions using on-chain intelligence platforms such as Arkham, providing real-time visibility into the world's largest corporate bitcoin treasury.

    Willo

    Willo is a crypto trader and writer who works at Arkham. He studied Chinese at the University of Cambridge.

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