Saylor finally had to clarify the whole “never sell Bitcoin”

Turns out, it doesn’t simply mean Strategy will hold BTC forever under every possible scenario.
For individual investors, “hold long term” sounds clean and simple. But for a public company managing billions of dollars, with shareholders, debt, preferred stock, and cash flow to think about, things get a lot more complicated.
Strategy just sold 32 BTC — tiny compared to its overall Bitcoin stack, but still enough to get the market’s attention.
The story here isn’t that Saylor is turning his back on Bitcoin.
It’s that even the guy most known for the “never sell” mindset still needs some flexibility when running a real business.