Michael Saylor, a prominent Bitcoin advocate and chairman of MicroStrategy, recently addressed whether he plans to sell any of his Bitcoin holdings as BTC hits new highs. In an interview, Saylor—whose company holds around \$54 billion in Bitcoin—made it clear: he has no intention of selling, even with a 70% unrealized gain.

Reaffirming his long-term belief in Bitcoin, Saylor stated, “I’ll keep buying at the top—Bitcoin is my exit plan.” He emphasized that Bitcoin has now evolved into a trillion-dollar asset class, comparable to tech giants like Apple, Google, and Microsoft. But unlike those companies, he noted, Bitcoin isn’t limited by a corporate structure and can absorb massive amounts of capital.

He also argued that Bitcoin isn’t just competing with tech stocks—it’s challenging traditional stores of value like gold, real estate, and the S\&P 500, and is technically superior to all of them.

Saylor summed up his stance simply: “There’s no logic in selling winners to buy underperformers.”

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