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Saylor Sells 3588 Bitcoins to Cover STRC Dividends… 😳

6 Jul 2026 · 2 min

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In this commentary, the host outlines Michael Saylor’s recent sale of roughly 3,500 Bitcoin (about $216 million) to cover dividend obligations of his Stretch product, which is supposed to trade at $100 but has fallen to $75. The speaker highlights the apparent contradiction with Saylor’s long‑standing “never sell Bitcoin” mantra and speculates that Wall Street actors may be deliberately pushing Bitcoin’s price down to force Saylor’s hand. The narrative weaves together the mechanics of the Stretch product’s 10 % dividend, the recent 50‑60 % Bitcoin price decline over the past 6‑8 months, delays surrounding the U.S. “Clarity Act,” and a broader conspiracy‑theory framing. The host notes a short‑term Bitcoin price uptick after the sale, references political commentary (Trump), and invites viewers to comment on the theory, while acknowledging the possibility that the speculation may be unfounded.

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Well, today Michael Saylor sold 3,500 Bitcoins. Now he has to sell this because of his Stretch product. Could this be Wall Street wolves forcing him out of his position? Sales worth about $216 million to fund dividends that they've been squeezed on recently with Stretch. Now this is the same guy that said never sell your Bitcoin. The rules of Bitcoin: don't ever sell. Sell a kidney if you must, but keep the Bitcoin. Now this is in regard to Stretch that has to pay a dividend, currently trading at $90. It's supposed to be pegged at $100, and if you can't tell, it dropped to $75 a few weeks ago, putting a huge pinch on Michael Saylor. And essentially, he had— was forced to sell Bitcoins to pay the dividends for Stretch. Now, could this be a huge ploy from Wall Street wolves to put the pinch on Michael Saylor? Maybe. Okay, so you have it at $100, he's now playing a debt game. Bitcoin drops, what, 50-60% in the last 6 to 8 months, and you go, hey, let's depeg his supposed to be stable $100 stretch product that pays a 10% dividend, and let's force Michael Saylor to sell. Let's also delay the Clarity Act, and, uh, let's see what happens here with, with our kingpin of crypto. Now I'm not saying that's what happened, but it could totally be happening. We see Bitcoin up quite a bit after, after his sale. He sold down here. Trump Made some comments about crypto going up. It also looks like July 17th there's gonna be more stuff on the Clarity Act. I know every month it feels like Clarity Act's gonna get passed and it gets delayed. Maybe this is the month. But overall, not a good day for Michael Saylor. But we'll see if he survives on— he does have some reserves, I think, for around a year that he could keep paying this if Wall Street wolves keep just pushing the price of Bitcoin down. We'll see. And maybe this is all just a conspiracy theory, but follow along to stay in the loop. Comment your thoughts down below if that's happening.