Laser Eyes Were CGI, Says Former Intern
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Chief HODL Officer of Mikrostrategee. He never sells it. He only buys it. He buys it when it goes up. He buys it when it goes down. He buys it when his lawyers say stop. He never sells it.*
*Asterisk added in late May. Pay no attention to the asterisk.

Bitcoin updates live every 30 seconds via CoinGecko. MSTR shows the last known close. The chart below plots daily BTC candles since August 2020, with circular markers for every Mikrostrategee buy and (regrettably) sell they have disclosed. None of this is financial advice — it is barely even emotional advice.
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—— a leveraged bet on a man who said he'd never sell.
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In its entire history, Mikrostrategee has publicly disclosed selling Bitcoin exactly four times— which, for a company whose entire personality is "never sell," is precisely four times too many.
Sources: company disclosures via press reports (Dec 2022: 704 BTC sold, 810 rebought days later; May 2026: 32 BTC; Jun–Jul 2026: 3,588 BTC sold for dividends and the USD reserve). Holdings reported at 843,775 BTC as of July 12, 2026. Numbers are real; the laser eyes are editorial.

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A clean breakdown of the largest known Bitcoin holders. Hover or tap a slice for details. Mikrostrategee's wedge glows gold — because of course it does. Figures are approximate, publicly reported, and not financial advice.
843,775 BTC
Buys $Sellor. Sold a mikro amount, then a macro amount, all with an asterisk. The most leveraged conviction in the game.
Pie = full 21M BTC cap. Top seven = 3,580,775 BTC combined (17.1% of supply). Rest is everyone else. Figures are approximate, publicly reported, and not financial advice.
Real Polymarket bets on Mikrostrategee — bankruptcy, BTC targets, weekly purchases, margin calls. The crowd thinks they know what Mikol will do next. History suggests the asterisk has other plans.
Real Polymarket odds · Not financial advice · Asterisks sold separately
Mikol Sellor has personally promised, on stage, in podcasts, in all-caps tweets, and in the Mikrostrategee shareholder letter, that the coins are forever. They are not for selling. They are for holding. Until the heat death of the universe. Guaranteed.
This section is preserved exactly as written before late May 2026. We have decided not to edit it. For the historians.
There is no dip too small for Mikol. There is no salary, mortgage, or company treasury that cannot be converted into "one more dip." Click the button. Feel the strategee.
Is it down? Buy $Sellor.
Dips bought by Mikol (live-ish)
840,999
By clicking you agree to never sell it. Probably. Mostly. Until late May.

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In a move that absolutely no laser-eyed prophecy saw coming, Mikrostrategee quietly sold 3,620 coins in 2026 alone (32 in late May, then 3,588 more by early July) for about $218 million — its first sales since 2022. The official reason: paying dividends on very-real-sounding preferred stock and topping up the USD reserve.
Mikol insists this is "tactical and symbolic" and totally different from selling, even though it is, definitionally, selling. With great HODLing comes great asterisks.

The official message
"We never sell it."
Repeated approximately one billion times across every keynote, interview, and timeline since the dawn of laser eyes.
The actual 2026 footnote
"*okay, 3,620 of it."
For dividends. Tactically. Symbolically. Totally on purpose. We are still never selling it, except for the parts we keep selling.
Certified Mikro Lore
Everything here is small except the conviction (and the eventual regret). Approved by zero compliance departments.
Because the strategy is enormous but the part where they admitted to selling was kept... mikroscopic. Tiny font. Press release at 4 AM. You blink, you miss it.
32 BTC out of 843,706. 'It's a mikro position,' they insisted, sweating. The market did not find the size reassuring. Size does matter when it's your conviction.
A leading on-chain metric measuring the gap between how loudly a man says 'NEVER SELL' and the actual length of time before he sells. Currently flashing red.
Said the man, moments before selling a little bit to fund a dividend. The poor stayed poor. He also stayed poor-er by 32 BTC. We are all learning.
Diamond hands? Paper hands? No. Mikro hands. Just big enough to hold the asset, just shaky enough to release exactly 32 of it for liquidity reasons.
Dip goes down: buy $Sellor. Dip goes up: that's a dip in your fiat, buy $Sellor. There is no dip. There is only buy $Sellor. Until late May, when there was, briefly, a sell.
Parody. Not financial, anatomical, or emotional advice. Any resemblance to real laser-eyed executives is entirely the point.
The Foundational Document
The actual Bitcoin whitepaper — Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System by Satoshi Nakamoto (2008). Mikol did not write this. He just bought more of whatever it describes.
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Source: bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf. Section 6 mentions mining incentives. Mikol interpreted that as "never sell it."