MicroStrategy, a company known for its substantial Bitcoin holdings, may soon suspend convertible debt sales to fund future Bitcoin purchases. This potential move, rumored to begin in January, falls under a designated "blackout period." During blackout periods, companies often temporarily suspend significant financial activities to facilitate accounting and reporting processes. While Protoss, a respected cryptocurrency media outlet, reported this potential development, MicroStrategy has yet to provide an official statement on the matter. The company's previous strategy has involved utilizing debt sales to acquire additional Bitcoin. However, the reported suspension of this practice indicates a potential shift in their funding strategy for future Bitcoin acquisitions.