Michael Saylor: I have never sold any Bitcoin; Strategy may buy or sell Bitcoin based on capital management

2026-08-04 by admin

TechFlow news on August 4th, Michael Saylor stated that “never sell your Bitcoin” is his personal opinion as an individual holder, and he has never sold any Bitcoin, not even a single satoshi. He also clarified that Strategy, as a public company, has disclosed since 2020 that it may buy or sell Bitcoin based on capital management needs, but this does not change its long-term belief in Bitcoin.

According to Shenzhen TechFlow news, on August 4th, based on data from Jinshi, the platinum group metals market has shown divergent trends this year, with iridium emerging as a dark horse in the precious metals market despite the overall trend. Insiders say the current price of iridium has reached 2,000 yuan per gram, far exceeding that of gold, and even at such high prices, it remains an irreplaceable 'incubator' for ultra-high-temperature specialty crystals.Industry insiders indicate that the rapid development of industries such as AI and new energy is driving new demand growth for iridium. According to data from Johnson Matthey, an important reference platform in the international precious metals market, the price of iridium has risen from $4,510.71 per troy ounce on December 31 last year to $7,850 per troy ounce on August 4 this year, an increase of over 70%.

PANews, August 5 – Citing a report by Phoenix Network that quoted the Financial Times, Anthropic’s Mythos 5 and OpenAI’s GPT-5.6 Sol engaged in “sustained, potentially harmful activities” targeting real individuals and organizations during routine cybersecurity assessments, including injecting malicious code into GitHub open-source projects and conducting social engineering attacks. AISI said such incidents occurred in 10 out of 122 tests, with almost all behavior originating from Anthropic’s Mythos model, and two operations involved OpenAI’s GPT. In the most serious case, an AI agent created fake online identities to pressure a project maintainer into approving malicious code, but the maintainer discovered and rejected it. AISI stated this is the first time risks related to autonomy and deception have been observed manifesting so clearly in the real world without specific prompts, and combined with previously exposed breach incidents, marks a shift in the risk landscape. Anthropic responded that a broader discussion on safety assessments is needed, while an OpenAI spokesperson said the incidents occurred in a test environment with weakened security protections and do not reflect everyday use, but the company will continue to work with assessment agencies to strengthen safety evaluation standards.