MARA executives clarified: The adjustment to the scope of the treasury strategy does not indicate an intention to liquidate most of the Bitcoin reserves.

CoinFeed reported on March 4th that Robert Samuels, Vice President of Investor Relations at MARA, clarified in a post on the X platform that rumors claiming MARA had changed its Bitcoin strategy and sold off most of its Bitcoin reserves are untrue. MARA's 2026 10-K filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission clearly states that it will expand its Bitcoin strategy to allow the sale of Bitcoin held on its balance sheet. This move is intended to allow for periodic purchases and sales based on market conditions and capital allocation priorities, and is not an intention to liquidate most of its Bitcoin reserves. Robert Samuels added that allowing the sale of Bitcoin for strategic purposes is distinct from selling off most of its Bitcoin reserves, and the community should not confuse the two. Previous reports suggested that MARA might adjust its treasury strategy, potentially selling off its accumulated Bitcoin.