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Strategy CEO Phong Le says the company’s corporate strategy is still to increase net Bitcoin and Bitcoin per share over time, adding that rumors saying otherwise are just rumors. This update matters because the market was already reacting to Strategy’s 32 BTC sale like the whole Bitcoin strategy was changing. But this statement makes the direction clear. Strategy is not trying to reduce its BTC identity. It is still focused on growing Bitcoin exposure per share over time. For me, the important phrase is Bitcoin per share. That means the company is not only counting total BTC holdings. It is looking at how much Bitcoin each shareholder is indirectly exposed to. That is a very different treasury model from normal corporate cash management. So the recent noise looks more like short term misunderstanding than a full strategy shift. Saylor’s “add more dots” post and Phong Le’s clarification both point to the same thing: Strategy still wants to accumulate BTC over time, even if the market gets distracted by one small sale. The signal is simple. Rumors create volatility. Treasury strategy creates structure. $BTC #ZECExploitCleared #NFPBlowout172K #BTCTreasuryRisk