Mon Nov 17 11:00:00 UTC 2025: MicroStrategy Unlikely to Sell Bitcoin Even in 70% Price Crash, Analyst Claims
[City, Date] – MicroStrategy, the publicly traded company known for its massive Bitcoin holdings, is unlikely to be forced to sell its BTC stash even in a severe market downturn, according to crypto analyst Miles Deutscher (@milesdeutscher). Deutscher claims that even a 70% drop in Bitcoin’s price wouldn’t trigger a forced sale due to the structure of MicroStrategy’s debt.
“There is no margin call on their debt and the average loan maturity is 4.8 years,” Deutscher stated on X, formerly Twitter, providing reassurance to Bitcoin and MicroStrategy traders. This suggests that the company has a significant buffer against short-term price fluctuations.
Deutscher did outline a potential “tail risk,” warning that a prolonged bear market lasting for years, combined with a lack of access to capital markets, could pose a challenge. In this scenario, MicroStrategy might need to sell small portions of its Bitcoin holdings and renegotiate payment terms. However, such actions would likely be taken to mitigate risk rather than as a forced liquidation.
The analyst’s insights offer some relief to the crypto market, suggesting that a major Bitcoin holder like MicroStrategy is unlikely to contribute to a massive sell-off during sharp price drops. This information can help traders make more informed decisions, focusing on long-term fundamentals rather than reacting impulsively to short-term volatility.
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