Published: Tuesday, February 10, 2026 · 3:46 PM | Updated: Tuesday, February 10, 2026 · 3:46 PM
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- Investing.com — Strategy CEO Michael Saylor dismissed concerns about the company's credit risk if bitcoin continues to fall, stating they would simply refinance their.
- Bitcoin was trading at $68,970.45 on Tuesday, down 9% over the past five days.
- The cryptocurrency has retreated as investors reassess its utility, having tumbled 15% to $60,062.00 on Thursday, its lowest level in about 16 months.
Investing.com — Strategy CEO Michael Saylor dismissed concerns about the company's credit risk if bitcoin continues to fall, stating they would simply refinance their debt.
“If bitcoin falls 90% for the next four years, we'll refinance the debt,” Saylor said Tuesday on CNBC's “Squawk Box.” “We'll just roll it forward.”
When questioned whether banks would continue lending to the digital asset treasury firm if bitcoin collapses, Saylor expressed confidence, saying, “Yeah, because the volatility of bitcoin is such that it's always going to be a value.”
Strategy has over $8 billion in total debt on its balance sheet, partly from issuing convertible notes to purchase bitcoin.
Bitcoin was trading at $68,970.45 on Tuesday, down 9% over the past five days. The cryptocurrency has retreated as investors reassess its utility, having tumbled 15% to $60,062.00 on Thursday, its lowest level in about 16 months. At its lowest point, bitcoin was down more than 50% from its record high.
Saylor firmly rejected the idea of selling any of the company's digital assets, stating, “I expect we'll be buying bitcoin every quarter forever.”
The company currently holds 714,644 bitcoins worth approximately $49 billion, making it the largest corporate owner of the digital asset. Saylor mentioned the firm has two-and-a-half years of cash on its balance sheet to cover dividends.
Strategy shares were trading about 1.2% lower Tuesday morning and have declined roughly 60% over the past 12 months.
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