Recent rumors suggest that MicroStrategy’s CEO, Michael Saylor, could face Bitcoin liquidation risk due to a potential market drop. However, these claims are unsubstantiated. Saylor’s company owns its Bitcoin holdings outright and isn’t leveraged, meaning it won’t be forced to sell if prices fall below certain levels. Instead, the real concern for MicroStrategy lies in managing its debt and repayment schedules. However, some analysts are questioning whether this approach is sustainable given recent market volatility. The recent price drop has sparked concerns regarding Saylor’s long-term Bitcoin strategy. While Bitcoin is down around $100,000, it remains profitable for the company. MicroStrategy continues to hold its Bitcoin holdings in anticipation of future gains and the potential for Bitcoin to surpass gold as a safe haven asset.