In a recent interview on the Coin Stories podcast, Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy (MSTR), discussed the company's strategic approach towards its Bitcoin holdings, hinting at a possible sale in 2026. Saylor emphasized the need for the company to optimize its performance to maximize Bitcoin per share over the next seven years. As of now, MicroStrategy holds 843,768 Bitcoins, acquired at an average price of approximately $75,700 each. The current market price for Bitcoin is around $75,958, indicating that the company is slightly below its average acquisition cost. Saylor noted that the stock price of MicroStrategy closed at $159.89, reflecting a 10.86% decline over the past month. He raised the topic of selling Bitcoin during a recent earnings call, suggesting it might be necessary to protect the long-term interests of their Bitcoin assets. This marks a significant moment for the company, as it has never sold Bitcoin before, leading to uncertainty about how the Bitcoin community would react to such a move. Saylor also stated that the company's Bitcoin holdings are valued at around $65 billion, indicating the substantial impact of their strategy on the market.