Are you free to do what you want with an asset after you take a loan against it? Nop. You can’t sell it, in the case of bitcoin, you don’t even hold the keys to them.

Simply - the asset is no longer yours.

You will get it back after you buy it again.

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The debt is raised using unsecured convertible notes. This gives max flexibility to MSTR and doesn’t restrict its ability to sell BTC if it needs to. If I were Saylor I would not touch the BTC and just convert the notes to equity if I’m not in a cashflow position to redeem.

https://www.microstrategy.com/press/microstrategy-completes-603-million-offering-of-0875-convertible-senior-notes-due-2031_03-19-2024