Michael Saylor Sparks Backlash With AI Video As Strategy Sells BTC

Michael Saylor posted a bizarre artificial intelligence generated video this week that quickly drew heavy criticism from the Bitcoin community. The clip, featuring company executives dancing to a rap delivered by Saylor with a fake British accent, did not land well with traders who are already frustrated by recent corporate token sales.

Strategy has shed 5,258 tokens worth around $320 million so far this year. The sell off has caused tension among supporters who expected the firm to hold every single asset indefinitely. Social media users flooded the post with negative comments, with many complaining that the eccentric marketing style contrasts sharply with the decision to offload part of the corporate stash.

In response to the growing backlash, Saylor clarified on social media that he has not sold any tokens from his personal wallet, stating that he still holds every satoshi he ever bought. Meanwhile, Strategy reported holding 842,138 tokens worth nearly $59 billion, while company leadership defends the recent financial restructuring and balance sheet adjustments made during a tough market period.

Traders should keep an eye on corporate treasury updates and community sentiment. While Strategy still holds a massive amount of digital assets, continued selling could further test the patience of loyal supporters who take the HODL mantra seriously.