#SaylorBTCPurchase Strategy is back in the red — a quarterly loss of $4.2 billion, because Bitcoin swung the wrong way, and the accounting department decided that everything needs to be counted "honestly".

Michael Saylor, as always, remains optimistic: the company has already amassed 553,555 BTC and aims to buy more, despite budget holes the size of Mars.

Investors are slightly in shock — stocks are rising, and losses are also increasing, but apparently, this is now the norm.

Against the backdrop of the report, Bitcoin jumped to $97,300, as if Saylor himself yanked it up by the scruff of its neck. In April, they again managed to scrape together $21 billion for new purchases, as if this is not a crisis, but Black Friday for BTC. If this continues, Strategy will soon become the first state without borders, but with a giant wallet. In the market, it will either continue to pump, or burst so that jokes about "everything for 30" will become relevant again. Saylor is staying upbeat, and we are left to observe: either they will break through to 150K, or they will hold a master class on corporate harakiri.