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Friends, more and more people on social media are comparing MicroStrategy to LUNA and FTX, calling it the next potential liquidation that could drag the market down. MicroStrategy has long been a symbol of corporate BTC accumulation. 🔤 Since its first purchase in 2020, the company has accumulated more than 193,000 BTC, using not only its own funds but also borrowed capital. The main question: Could MicroStrategy be forced to liquidate its Bitcoin assets? Many are concerned that a drop in BTC price could lead to a margin call and mass selling. Let's break down the real situation. 🔎 How are MicroStrategy’s finances structured? 1️⃣ Debt Structure: • $7.2 billion in total debt, of which $2.2 billion is secured by BTC. • Convertible bonds ($2.2 billion) with low interest rates and maturities in 2028-2030. • $2.2 billion in fixed-rate bonds with no liquidation requirements. • $2.8 billion in secured loans, with BTC serving as collateral. 2️⃣ Margin Calls and Liquidation: • MicroStrategy took a margin loan from Silvergate ($205 million) secured by BTC, but this loan was paid off in 2023. • The company currently has no urgent margin loan obligations that could trigger forced liquidation. • If BTC drops to $10,000, MicroStrategy could still provide additional BTC as collateral. 📥 Why isn’t MicroStrategy liquidating? • The company does not use highly risky leverage. • Its long-term obligations have low interest rates and deferred maturities. • Margin calls are unlikely due to the flexible collateral structure. ❕ Key takeaway: the myth of MicroStrategy being forced to liquidate is an exaggeration. The company confidently continues its BTC-buying strategy and is not at risk, even during major market upheavals 🔥 CRYPTO TREYSI | Subscribe