MicroStrategy just did what CEO Michael Saylor once said would never happen: it sold bitcoin

Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy's CEO, said early this year that there wouldn't be a sale of the virtual currency.

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Between November 1 and December 21 of this year, MicroStrategy purchased 2,395 of the largest cryptocurrencies by market cap.

Despite Saylor's vow in January, the sale of the virtual currency is still going on. It is not possible to say yes. He said in an interview that they are not selling. We're only holding and acquiring the digital currency. Our strategy is that.

MicroStrategy did not reply immediately.

MicroStrategy was the first publicly traded company in the US to buy and hold the virtual currency.

It has taken out billions of dollars in debt in order to buy more of the virtual currency. MicroStrategy paid a rough average of $30,397 per token as of December 27th.

MicroStrategy is the largest corporate buyer of the virtual currency.

The firm denied rumors in June that a $205 million loan backed by bitcoin had been margin called after the firm's chief investment officer warned of such an occurrence.