Investor Peter Schiff stated that the collapse of Strategy begins, arguing Michael Saylor sold shares to raise dollars for interest obligations rather than to buy more bitcoin.

Schiff’s assertion on recent sales

According to Schiff, the sale of shares by Michael Saylor should be interpreted as a move to secure liquidity in US dollars for servicing Strategy interest commitments, not as additional bitcoin accumulation. He links the transaction to funding needs rather than strategic crypto purchases.

«Today the collapse of #MSTR begins. Michael Saylor was forced to sell shares not to buy more BTC, but to buy US dollars to finance Strategy's interest obligations.»

Schiff framed the share disposals as evidence of mounting financial pressure on the company behind the ticker #MSTR, suggesting the market should reassess the firm’s liquidity profile and debt servicing risks.

Comments on media and investment advice

Schiff also criticized major financial media outlets for their coverage of Saylor, arguing that favorable treatment affects the quality of public investment guidance and investor perception of the company.

«Do not expect truthful articles from the major financial media. Michael Saylor is their favorite guest, journalists will always flatter him. That is why you should not listen to investment advice from media personalities.»

He recommended caution when evaluating commentary from prominent media guests, emphasizing the need for independent analysis of corporate actions and financing decisions rather than relying on repeat appearances in press coverage.