MARA executives clarify: Adjustment of treasury strategy does not mean plans to liquidate most bitcoin reserves

PANews, March 4 — Robert Samuels, Vice President of Investor Relations at MARA, clarified on the X platform that the rumors claiming MARA has changed its bitcoin strategy and sold most of its bitcoin reserves are not true. In the 10-K document submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in 2026, MARA explicitly stated that it would expand the scope of its bitcoin strategy, allowing for the sale of bitcoin held on its balance sheet. The purpose of this move is to enable periodic buying and selling based on market conditions and capital allocation priorities, and it is not intended to liquidate most of its bitcoin reserves. Robert Samuels further emphasized that allowing the sale of bitcoin for strategic purposes is fundamentally different from a policy of selling most of the bitcoin reserves, and urged the community not to confuse the two.

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