Michael Saylor is back in the spotlight, and so is Bitcoin. The founder of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has hinted again at another big BTC purchase. This comes after he posted the company’s Bitcoin portfolio tracker for the tenth straight week. When Saylor posts the tracker, it usually means one thing—Strategy is getting ready to buy more Bitcoin. And the numbers are staggering. Strategy now holds 582,000 BTC, worth over $61 billion. At this pace, the company could soon pass the 600,000 BTC mark. With Saylor at the helm, Strategy continues to double down on Bitcoin, even as markets face global uncertainty.
Saylor’s Strategy: Full Steam Ahead on BTC
Saylor’s strategy is simple—buy more Bitcoin, no matter the noise. His company is using a consistent dollar-cost averaging (DCA) approach. That means they’re buying BTC week after week, regardless of the price. In just the past year, Strategy has added over 335,000 BTC to its stash. Last week alone, the company picked up 1,045 BTC for $110 million. This steady accumulation shows no signs of slowing. In fact, if it continues, Strategy could soon break its own 12-week Bitcoin buying record. Saylor is clearly on a mission to make BTC the core of the company’s treasury strategy. But it’s not just about buying. Strategy is also funding these purchases smartly. New financial tools like STRD preferred stock and earlier offerings like STRF and STRK have helped raise over $3 billion. This gives Saylor the firepower to keep buying—rain or shine.
MSTR Holders Face Risks—and Big Rewards
Not everyone is cheering, though. Some MSTR shareholders are starting to worry. Heavy BTC exposure means big potential gains—but also massive risk. If Bitcoin crashes, MSTR could take a serious hit. Concerns over stock dilution are also growing, as Strategy continues to fund BTC buys through new offerings. Some insiders are jumping ship. Director Carl Rickertsen recently sold all his MSTR shares. And critics like Peter Schiff have warned investors to get out while they can. Still, the data tells a different story. Over the past 12 months, MSTR has outperformed tech giants like Tesla, Apple, and Amazon. For now, Saylor’s Bitcoin bet is paying off.
Saylor Stays Bullish Amid Global Turmoil
Even geopolitical chaos hasn’t shaken Saylor’s faith in Bitcoin. Despite recent tensions between Israel and Iran, he’s still signaling another purchase. Markets may react to the conflict, but Saylor seems unbothered. He believes BTC is the safest bet—even when the world looks unstable. Bitcoin’s price dipped only 3% after Israel’s airstrike on Tehran. Since then, it has held steady around $105,000. Meanwhile, BTC ETFs have seen five straight days of inflows, totaling $1.3 billion. That’s a clear sign: institutional demand for Bitcoin is alive and well, even during global unrest. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index shows “greed” at 60. That’s bullish sentiment in a time of fear. While risks like Iran potentially closing the Strait of Hormuz remain, Saylor seems to trust that Bitcoin can weather any storm.
Why Saylor’s Bitcoin Vision Still Matters
Love him or hate him, Saylor is shaping the Bitcoin narrative. His relentless commitment to BTC has turned Strategy into a crypto giant. Every purchase he makes is a signal to the market. And with MSTR riding high and BTC staying resilient, his influence keeps growing. Strategy isn’t chasing trends—it’s setting them. Whether or not it’s wise to tie a company’s future so closely to Bitcoin is still up for debate. But one thing is clear: as long as Michael Saylor leads, Bitcoin will stay front and center.
