⚠️ Live Strategy Purchases Page Audit ⚠️
Has Saylor sold BTC?
Yes, he sold.
No, he’s not broke.
Official Strategy table says: sale rows are real.
Subtitle: Saylor sold some coins, Twitter sold its frontal lobe. Fetched from Strategy’s own purchases page. Latest sale rows total 3,620 BTC. Current reported stash: 843,775 BTC at an average cost of $75,476/BTC. Translation: not “never sell” cosplay anymore, but still a dragon sleeping on an orange planet.
sold rows0.43%
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BTC left now
843,775
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Current holdings
843,775 BTC
Latest total on Strategy purchases table.
Sold rows total
3,620 BTC
32 + 1,363 + 2,225 BTC.
Average cost
$75,476
Current average acquisition price.
Latest row
-2,225 BTC
7/6/2026 sale row.
12-card Saylor contradiction deck
Verified quotes, Strategy sale rows, and community roast cards. It revolves; every card tweets directly.
Actual sales rows from Strategy
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When can they sell?
The same table/filings show sale rows and USD reserve language. Read it as liquidity machinery: credit quality, USD reserve, dividends/interest/buybacks/debt/working-capital style needs. Meme verdict: “he sold” is true; “he rage quit Bitcoin” is still clown math.
SOLD
Final verdict: he sold BTC, but the vault is still cartoonishly huge.
Latest official table parse: 843,775 BTC left after recent sales.