MARA Vice President Denies Reports of Selling Majority of Bitcoin Reserves

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MARA’s VP of Investor Relations, Robert Samuels, denied reports that the company plans to sell most of its Bitcoin reserves, according to Bitcoin market news. He clarified that the 2026 10-K filing described an expanded Bitcoin treasury strategy, permitting occasional purchases and sales based on market conditions. Earlier reports had suggested MARA might revise its Bitcoin strategy or sell its accumulated holdings. The company emphasized that there is no plan to liquidate a majority of its Bitcoin.

BlockBeats news, on March 4, Robert Samuels, Vice President of Investor Relations at MARA, stated that claims about the company selling the majority of its Bitcoin reserves are untrue.


Samuels noted that MARA’s 2026 10-K filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission only stated an expansion of its Bitcoin treasury strategy, permitting the periodic buying and selling of Bitcoin on its balance sheet based on market conditions and capital allocation needs—this does not imply an intention to liquidate the majority of its Bitcoin reserves. Previously, there were reports suggesting that MARA was adjusting its treasury strategy or selling its accumulated Bitcoin.

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