#SaylorBTCPurchase

Saylor makes a large purchase deal for Bitcoin, often doing so after a price increase, which annoys some as it is seen as contributing to market volatility or 'exploiting' the rise.

He uses financial instruments called 'Debt Offerings' to raise funds from investors, and these offerings are often convertible or interest-free.

He then uses this money to buy Bitcoin. The idea here is that the company borrows money at a low interest rate (or sometimes interest-free) and invests it in Bitcoin for the long term.

A question arises: Could Saylor one day be forced to sell Bitcoin to cover the company's debts or other obligations?

In theory, yes, if the price of Bitcoin collapses sharply or if MicroStrategy enters a liquidity crisis, they might be forced to sell some of their Bitcoin holdings, but Saylor often asserts that they 'will never sell.'