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Michael Saylor, the executive chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), continues to make headlines with his aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy. On May 19, 2025, Strategy announced the purchase of 7,390 BTC for approximately \$765 million at an average price of \$103,498 per coin. This acquisition brings the company's total Bitcoin holdings to 576,230 BTC, valued at over \$59 billion, accounting for more than 2.7% of the total circulating supply. ([Cointelegraph][1], [CoinDesk][2], [Crypto Briefing][3])

The purchase was financed through the sale of approximately 1.7 million shares of common stock and 621,555 shares of Series A preferred stock, generating the necessary capital for the acquisition. ([Crypto Briefing][3])

Saylor's unwavering belief in Bitcoin as a superior store of value has led Strategy to become the largest corporate holder of the cryptocurrency. Despite market volatility and criticisms regarding the risks of such a concentrated investment, Saylor remains steadfast in his approach, aiming to accumulate \$42 billion in Bitcoin by 2027. ([Financial Times][4], [Crypto Briefing][3])

In a recent interview, Saylor acknowledged the potential risks, stating that shareholders would "suffer" if Bitcoin's price were to decline over multiple years. Nevertheless, he continues to advocate for Bitcoin, viewing it as a transformative financial asset and a hedge against inflation.$BTC $BTC

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Michael #Saylor ’s $10 million bitcoin prophecy gains traction as trillions remain locked behind advisor restrictions, signaling a massive institutional breakout is only just beginning.

$10M Bitcoin? Saylor Says That’s When Financial Advisors Finally Get It
Wealth management firms controlling more than $50 trillion in assets continue to limit access to bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), according to a chart published by Tephra Digital on April 30. Strategy’s executive chairman, Michael Saylor, shared the chart and commented on the delayed adoption curve among financial advisors. He stated on social media platform X:
By the time your financial adviser says it’s OK to buy bitcoin, it’ll cost $1 million. When they say it’s a good idea, it’ll be $10 million.
The analysis, based on direct conversations with advisors, sorted ETF access into three categories: prohibited, restricted, and unrestricted. Despite surging demand after regulatory approval, only about 38% of the assets are housed in firms offering unrestricted access to bitcoin ETFs.

Firms such as Charles Schwab, Fidelity, and Wells Fargo have opened the door fully, offering exposure without limits and accounting for $19.1 trillion in assets. However, approximately $20.9 trillion is tied to platforms with restricted access, which includes conditions based on account type, exposure limits, or investor eligibility. Another $10.3 trillion is completely cut off from ETF access, with platforms like Vanguard, Edward Jones, and Citi continuing to bar any exposure to bitcoin ETFs.
Tephra Digital underscored the magnitude of these restrictions by estimating potential capital flows. If just a 5% allocation to bitcoin ETFs were allowed on platforms currently prohibiting or limiting access, as much as $1.56 trillion could be invested. Even a 1% allocation would account for $312 billion. While critics emphasize market volatility and regulatory concerns, bitcoin supporters argue that dismantling these access barriers could accelerate mainstream institutional adoption. The chart illustrates not only current accessibility but also the scale of unrealized capital that could shift markets if policy positions at these wealth platforms evolve.


#SaylorBTCPurchase

On May 18, 2025, Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), ignited speculation about another substantial Bitcoin (BTC) purchase. Saylor shared a SaylorTracker chart on X (formerly Twitter), a tool that monitors the company's Bitcoin acquisitions in relation to its stock performance—a move he traditionally makes ahead of significant BTC buys.
As of March 31, 2025, Strategy holds approximately 528,185 BTC, acquired at an average price of $67,458 per coin, totaling over $35.6 billion in investment. This positions the company as the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, owning more than 2% of the total supply.

Saylor's recent post, captioned "Needs even more Orange," suggests an impending purchase that could push Strategy's holdings toward the 600,000 BTC mark. Analysts anticipate that the company might reach this milestone by the end of the month, further solidifying its commitment to a Bitcoin-centric treasury strategy.
Strategy's aggressive accumulation tactics, including raising capital through equity and debt offerings, have not only expanded its BTC reserves but also inspired other corporations to consider Bitcoin as a strategic asset.
With Bitcoin's price experiencing significant growth in 2025, Strategy's bold moves continue to influence market dynamics and corporate investment strategies.
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