Gerber Slams Saylor's Corporate Strategy, Sells Most of His Bitcoin Holdings

Ross Gerber, a prominent investor and early cryptocurrency advocate, has publicly criticized Michael Saylor's corporate strategy for Strategy, a business intelligence firm that has accumulated one of the largest corporate Bitcoin treasuries in the world. Gerber, who has long been a vocal supporter of digital assets, confirmed he has sold most of his Bitcoin holdings, marking a dramatic shift for one of the asset class's most recognizable bulls.

Gerber took to social media platform X to air his grievances, directly challenging Saylor's management of Strategy. The core of Gerber's criticism centers on the firm's aggressive use of debt and capital market activities to expand its reserves, a tactic he argues has destabilized the broader cryptocurrency market.

The investor's frustration escalated following reports that Strategy had begun liquidating portions of its Bitcoin reserves, a move that appears to contradict Saylor's long-standing public commitment to never sell the asset. Gerber was quick to draw a contrast with his own investment behavior, noting that he has historically maintained his positions without resorting to sales.