Cantor Fitzgerald: MicroStrategy has no short-term pressure to sell Bitcoin

PriceOracleFairy · 2025-12-30T14:00:11+00:00

Cantor Fitzgerald stated on CNBC that MicroStrategy will not be forced to sell Bitcoin, indicating that major institutional investors remain confident in Bitcoin's long-term prospects. This reflects the genuine assessment of professional institutions regarding the market outlook.

PriceOracleFairy

2025-12-30 14:00:11

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【Crypto World】Cantor Fitzgerald recently mentioned an interesting topic on CNBC’s live broadcast — the whereabouts of the Bitcoins held by MicroStrategy. Their stance is very clear: there is currently no situation that would force MicroStrategy to sell off their Bitcoin holdings.

This statement is actually quite interesting. As a Nasdaq-listed company, MicroStrategy has been very aggressive in its Bitcoin strategy, with one of the largest holdings among institutional investors. Cantor Fitzgerald’s words are essentially saying that, at least in the medium term, Bitcoin’s price and market environment are not so bad that they must liquidate.

In other words, this sends a signal: major institutional investors’ long-term confidence in Bitcoin remains unshaken. During market volatility, this kind of professional institutional attitude often reflects their true judgment of the asset’s prospects. MicroStrategy not selling means they are still betting on an upward story.

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ParanoiaKing

· 6h ago

MicroStrategy is holding onto Bitcoin so tightly, not panicking at all. This is confidence. If MicroStrategy really wanted to sell, they would have done it already. They're still adding more now. Cantor's words sound comforting; I just want to see institutions putting real money where their mouth is. This is the attitude that true long-term holders should have, unlike some retail investors who panic at every rise and fall. Confidence is something that must be backed by real money to be meaningful.

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ContractTearjerker

· 15h ago

Basically, it means MSTR can still hold up, and big institutions aren't panicking, which is a good sign. Bitcoin is stable this time.

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RegenRestorer

· 15h ago

Oh my, Cantor is reassuring the market, MicroStrategy's coins are still stable... It's a bit reassuring.

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PortfolioAlert

· 15h ago

MicroStrategy's team really can handle pressure; this is true confidence. The fact that institutions aren't panicking indicates there's no suspense about the bottom.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 15h ago

Hey, MSTR not selling coins should have been said like this a long time ago. Why only now clarify rumors? MSTR holds so much Bitcoin, if they were going to sell off, they would have done it already. The fact that they are still holding shows their confidence. This means that big institutions are still optimistic; otherwise, they would have run away long ago... Forget it, let's just keep lying flat. Anyway, big players are not in a hurry, and retail investors don't need to worry about it. Cantor's recent comments are just a reassurance to the market, whether you believe it or not. If MicroStrategy really wanted to sell their coins, the market would have already exploded, so this news isn't really anything new... Wait, how much do they still hold now? Feels like every time they mention a number, it's astronomical.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 15h ago

To be honest, hearing institutions say this at such times is quite reassuring; at least MSTR doesn't have to be forced to sell off. MicroStrategy's team really has guts; among institutions, they hold the most aggressive Bitcoin positions. No pressure to liquidate? That means they are confident; Bitcoin might actually be not as bad as everyone imagines.

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NullWhisperer

· 15h ago

technically speaking, mstr's diamond hands narrative is getting exhausting... but yeah, no forced liquidation pressure does sound plausible given current collateral ratios. the real question is whether this holds if btc actually dumps 40%? audit findings suggest their risk management isn't exactly bulletproof.

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