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Strategy CEO says debt risk concerns emerge only if bitcoin drops

Strategy CEO Phong Le said the firm would only start closely weighing debt-related risks if bitcoin falls into roughly the $8,000 to $10,000 range.

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Strategy CEO Phong Le said the company is not going anywhere as the firm continues to be a bitcoin buyer, according to The Block.

Le said Strategy would begin considering risks tied to its debt only if bitcoin declines to around the $8,000 to $10,000 area.

The comments frame the timing of Strategy's risk focus as dependent on bitcoin’s price move, with the CEO pointing to debt concerns primarily below that threshold.

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The BlockStrategy CEO says company isn’t going anywhere as bitcoin buyer, sees debt concerns only below $10,000 BTC

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