Forbes contributor and Two Prime CEO Alexander S. Blume said in a post that Michael Saylor stated during the latest earnings call that the company may consider selling the BTC on its balance sheet under certain conditions, breaking its “never-sell” commitment. The article argues that Strategy-related investment products do not directly map to BTC claim rights, and that the company must simultaneously maintain the narrative of paying off its U.S. dollar debt and accumulating BTC; if the core narrative is adjusted frequently, it could weaken investors’ confidence and potentially trigger a chain of pressure affecting MSTR, STRC, and even BTC.

CryptoWorld News reports that, in a post by Forbes contributor and Two Prime CEO Alexander S. Blume, Michael Saylor said during the latest earnings call that, under certain conditions, the company may consider selling the BTC on its balance sheet, breaking its “never sell” commitment. The article holds that Strategy-related investment products do not directly correspond to BTC claim rights, and that the company must both maintain repayment of its USD debts and the BTC accumulation narrative; if the core narrative is adjusted frequently, it may weaken investor confidence and potentially trigger cascading pressure on MSTR, STRC, and even BTC.

Financial market and Bitcoin analysis report for the past 24 hours, as of the morning of May 10, 2026: 1. Bitcoin (BTC) Price Movement Bitcoin is maintaining a stable growth structure after officially surpassing the important psychological threshold of $80,000 last week. Current Price: This morning, Bitcoin is trading around $80,678. Over the past 24 hours, the price has fluctuated within a narrow range (approximately 2,120,000,000 VND), indicating strong accumulation after a series of increases from $67,000 at the beginning of May. Technical Indicators: BTC is currently above the SMA50 and SMA200 moving averages. Analysts believe that the upward impulse wave "C" (according to Elliott wave patterns) is forming with a short-term target of $81,000 - $82,800. Liquidity: Supply on exchanges remains low, while demand from ETFs continues to be the main driver pushing prices up. 2. Market Focus: A Turning Point from MicroStrategy "Whales" A shocking piece of news in the past 24 hours is that MicroStrategy (MSTR) – the largest "whale" in the market – is considering breaking its "never sell" commitment to Bitcoin. Reason: After reporting a massive net loss of $12.54 billion in Q1 2026 (due to the revaluation of digital assets), the company plans to sell a portion of its Bitcoin holdings to pay preferred dividends. Impact: Although this news has created some concerns about potential selling pressure, the market remains optimistic. The odds of MicroStrategy selling Bitcoin before the end of 2026 on prediction platforms (like Polymarket) have risen to 48%. 3. Altcoin and Market Cap Overview Market Cap: The total market capitalization of the entire sector reached approximately $2.69 trillion, a slight increase of 0.75% compared to the previous day. Leading Group: The cryptocurrencies with the most impressive performance include Zcash (+29%), Toncoin (+23%), and Filecoin (+16%). Correcting Group: Ethereum (ETH) and Algorand (ALGO) saw slight declines of less than 1%, indicating a shift in capital flow towards niche asset classes instead of focusing entirely on top coins. 4. Macroeconomic Context Safe-haven assets: World gold prices are trending sideways around $4,700/ounce, while silver prices have seen corrections after a period of rapid increases. This allows Bitcoin to demonstrate its role as "digital gold" by attracting some of the capital shifting away from precious metals. Monetary Policy: Investors remain cautious, awaiting clearer signals from the Fed. The yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds is currently pegged around 4.4%, indicating moderate pressure on risky assets. 5. Short-Term Outlook and Strategy The market is facing a strong resistance wall of short positions above the $82,000 mark. Positive Scenario: If demand from ETFs maintains the momentum seen in the first week of May, Bitcoin could break out of the $82,000 level, triggering a large liquidation of short positions and targeting $90,000-$95,000. Cautious scenario: If news from MicroStrategy turns negative, the price could retest the $76,000 support level. Advice: During this period, the market is highly leveraged; investors should prioritize spot positions and closely monitor the $74,000 support level to ensure a sustainable upward trend throughout 2026. ‍#SachtonyMartket #BTC #ETH #ICP #GT