MicroStrategy Insiders Sell Shares While Company Continues Aggressive Bitcoin Buying Spree

MSTR executives sell millions in stock as shares surge amid Bitcoin rally

  • MicroStrategy executives sold millions in company shares while promoting bullish Bitcoin forecasts.
  • The company’s stock trades at an 89% premium over its bitcoin holdings value.
  • MicroStrategy acquired 450,000 BTC at an average cost basis of $62,500.
  • Company achieved 74.3% BTC yield in 2024 through dilutive share offerings.
  • Recent insider sales occurred despite predictions of bitcoin reaching $3 million.

MicroStrategy executives have been selling substantial portions of their stock holdings while simultaneously promoting aggressive Bitcoin Price targets, raising questions about the alignment between insider actions and public statements.

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The Premium Puzzle

MicroStrategy’s market capitalization of $78 billion currently stands at a 89% premium compared to its bitcoin holdings valued at $41 billion. This premium, known as "mNAV" (MicroStrategy Net Asset Value), reached a peak of 340% in November 2024 before declining to its current level.

The company has leveraged this premium to issue new shares and acquire additional bitcoin, resulting in a reported 74.3% "BTC yield" for 2024.

Inside the Insider Sales

In November 2024, several company directors including Jeanine Montgomery, Wei-Ming Shao, and Stephen Graham exercised options and sold shares worth millions. Former CEO and current chairman Michael Saylor also sold shares in April 2024 through a pre-planned options exercise.

These sales occurred while Saylor publicly predicted bitcoin prices reaching $3 million, creating a notable disconnect between executive actions and public messaging.

Performance and Strategy

The company holds approximately 450,000 BTC, purchased at an average price of $62,500, representing a 46% gain at current market prices. Despite insider selling, MicroStrategy’s stock has increased by over 2,000% in the past five years.

The company continues its aggressive bitcoin acquisition strategy through share dilution and debt issuance, maintaining its position as the largest corporate holder of bitcoin. However, the contrast between executive stock sales and the company’s bullish public stance has sparked debate among investors about long-term confidence in the strategy.

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