JUST IN: MicroStrategy boss Michael Saylor says they may sell some Bitcoin to pay a dividend, signaling a potential shift from the “never sell” stance. If executed, this could test BTC supply and set a precedent for corporate crypto yields. $BTC

May 6 Afternoon Thought Analysis The early session retracement and rebound pushed gold prices above 4600, breaking through previous short-term resistance, and the bullish momentum continues. Next, seize the opportunity for a pullback to buy low, focusing on support at the 4590-4600 level; as long as the pullback does not break below, you can consider entering positions. From the 4-hour chart, the key supports below are sequentially at 4590-4600 and 4540-4550. The short-term resistance above is at 4645, with strong resistance in the 4670-4680 range. Overall, the price is mainly oscillating within a range with an upward bias. Trading Strategy Buy low on the pullback at 4590-4600, add positions around 4545-4550, with targets at 4650-4670; if broken, hold the position. If the price rebounds to 4640-4645, consider shorting, with the initial target at 4590-4600; if broken, look for a move down to around 4550.

#BitcoinHoldsFirmAbove80K Strategy Potentially Plans to Sell Bitcoin to Pay Stock Dividends The world's largest Bitcoin treasury company, Strategy ($MSTR), has announced the possibility of selling some of its Bitcoin assets to fund preferred stock dividends (STRC). In its Q1 2026 financial report released on Tuesday night (5/5) local time, Michael Saylor revealed this plan as a step to familiarize the market with the company's selling activities for financing efficiency. ​Strategy CEO, Phong Le, clarified that Bitcoin sales will only be made if it benefits the company, such as for tax advantages or increasing Bitcoin value per share. Although there are tactical sale plans, Le emphasized that Strategy remains committed to being a long-term net Bitcoin acquirer to strengthen the company's balance sheet. ​Currently, Strategy is recorded to manage Bitcoin assets worth $66.6 billion with annual dividend and interest costs reaching $1.48 billion. The company has also set aside a cash reserve of $2.25 billion to ensure all financing obligations are met without diluting MSTR shareholders' value amid fluctuations in the digital asset market capitalization.