Colin Wu
Colin Wu|Apr 09, 2025 02:50
Is it true or false that micro strategies are suddenly forced to sell coins? Actually, just ask Grok to find out. Of course it's fake. By reviewing previous announcements from MicroStrategy (now Strategy), it can be confirmed that risk disclosure clauses similar to "possible sale of Bitcoin" have indeed appeared in multiple financial reports in the past. This statement typically appears in SEC required 10-K (annual report), 10-Q (quarterly report), or 8-K (significant event report) documents, particularly in the "Risk Factors" section. These disclosures are standardized statements made by listed companies to meet regulatory requirements, aimed at alerting investors to potential risks that may affect the company's financial condition, and do not represent the company's current actual plans or intentions. Specifically, in the 10-Q report for Q1 2024, MicroStrategy mentioned that fluctuations in Bitcoin prices may lead to impairment charges on assets, and pointed out that in certain extreme situations such as liquidity crises or debt repayment pressures, the company may need to sell a portion of Bitcoin to meet cash flow needs. Similar wording has also appeared in reports in 2023 and earlier, indicating that this is not new content in the 8-K document dated April 7th, but rather a long-standing risk warning. https://(grok.com)/share/c2hhcmQtMg%3D%3D_15fbbbd7-1ca4-4a27-bddf-f7c1a7bbfa80
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