A message circulating on X claims that if Bitcoin drops another 4%, MicroStrategy could face a $55 billion margin call and be forced to liquidate its holdings of 717,722 Bitcoins. However, fact-checking by Coinpedia found this claim to be misleading. MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holdings are primarily financed through long-term convertible bonds rather than margin loans, and CEO Michael Saylor has stated that the company can survive even if Bitcoin drops to $8,000. Currently, there are no signs of an imminent forced liquidation.
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A message circulating on X claims that if Bitcoin drops another 4%, MicroStrategy could face a $55 billion margin call and be forced to liquidate its holdings of 717,722 Bitcoins. However, fact-checking by Coinpedia found this claim to be misleading. MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holdings are primarily financed through long-term convertible bonds rather than margin loans, and CEO Michael Saylor has stated that the company can survive even if Bitcoin drops to $8,000. Currently, there are no signs of an imminent forced liquidation.