• Strategy will keep all Bitcoin safe during the next market crash without selling any.
• Analysts believe only a severe, prolonged downturn could force Strategy to sell Bitcoin.
• Strategy currently holds over 641,000 BTC, remaining the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder overall.

Michael Saylor and his firm, Strategy, will not have to sell off a single bit of their enormous BTC holdings when the next market meltdown occurs. This is according to Willy Woo, one of the popular Bitcoin analysis experts, as per his predictions posted on X.

Woo was also actively arguing against fears that Strategy may be compelled to sell its BTC in a bear market cycle. “Strategy liquidation in the next bear market? I doubt it,” Woo wrote.

Strategy Avoids Bitcoin Liquidation Risk

Strategy’s debts are mostly in the form of Convertible Senior Notes, so it has several ways of repaying its debts. Upon maturing, Strategy offers several repayment options, including cash, common stocks, or a combination of both. This means Strategy’s BTC stack will remain untouched.

A large deadline is scheduled for September 15, 2027, when a total of $1.01 billion will come due. Woo said that the firm’s stock needs to remain above $183.19 per share to repay without selling BTC.

According to his analysis, this stock price level aligns with Bitcoin’s current price of around 91,502, which is widely projected to persist even in a slower market performance.

In agreement with Woo’s observation, crypto analyst “The Bitcoin Therapist” said that: “Bitcoin would have to perform horribly for Strategy to be forced into selling.”

“It would take a long and harsh downturn to see any liquidation for Strategy.” Currently, it holds approximately 641,205 BTC worth around $64 billion based on Saylor Tracker data.

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Strategy Stock Faces Short-Term Pressure

Although it has a positive long-term perspective, Strategy’s stock has actually faced downward pressure lately. In fact, it closed at $246.99 on Tuesday, its lowest in seven months, down 6.7% within a single market session.

Bitcoin is also down significantly. At the time of writing, BTC is trading at $101,714 with a 24-hour trading volume of $160.33 billion and a market cap of $2.03 trillion. BTC price decreased by 2.93% in the last 24 hours. Nevertheless, it is thought that overall positioning is positive.

Although Woo does not see a liquidation in the near-term bear market, he also predicted that perhaps a small risk of liquidation may emerge if BTC is unable to rally in its 2028 bull cycle.

“Interestingly, a possible type of liquidation would be a partial one in case BTC fails to climb sharply in a 2028 bull market,” said Woo.

Most of the crypto leaders, such as Cathie Wood of ARK Invest and Brian Armstrong of Coinbase, feel that BTC will shoot through the roof and predict a price of $1 million per unit by 2030.

Strategy’s aggressive Bitcoin strategy remains to define its identity. Despite market fluctuations, experts affirm.

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