Michael Saylor, who cofounded Bitcoin treasury company Strategy and leads it as executive chairman, has suddenly taken to X platform to publish a daily Bitcoin tweet - much earlier than he usually does.
Saylor releases "Bitcoin-hope" tweet
Saylor seems to have rushed to issue a BTC-supportive tweet, just as Bitcoin began to recover and added 1% today so far. It displayed a brutal 4.2% crash on Friday after the recent gloomy geopolitical developments in the Middle East.
“Bitcoin is hope,” Saylor tweeted, adding this as a caption to an AI-generated image of himself standing in the desert surrounded by cactuses, with one of them blooming right in front of Saylor.
Bitcoin is Hope pic.twitter.com/iE5w70c69O
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) June 13, 2025
This may be a metaphor that underpins the belief of many Bitcoin maximalists, including Max Keiser, that all military conflicts on Earth are a result of the current fiat money system. They reckon that as soon as Bitcoin replaces the U.S. dollar and other fiat currencies, those conflicts will stop for good.
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Currently, Bitcoin is changing hands at $104,720 per coin after losing the $108,300 level on Thursday.
"If you have everything - you don't need Bitcoin," Saylor says
In a tweet on Thursday, Saylor underscored Bitcoin’s ability to provide financial freedom and access to the financial system for those underprivileged who are deprived of it. He opined that only those who “have everything...do not need Bitcoin.” Thus, he has once again stressed his belief in the power of Bitcoin to transform the world in the near future.
His Bitcoin treasury company, Strategy, continues to accumulate BTC persistently. Over the past few months, Saylor has been announcing a new Bitcoin purchase every Monday. This week, the announcement revealed an acquisition of $100 million worth of BTC. This brings the company’s current holdings to roughly 582,000 Bitcoin, worth more than $61 billion. Earlier this week, Strategy also launched its STRD Bitcoin-backed shares on the Nasdaq exchange after upsizing the STRD investor offering from $250 million to approximately $1 billion.
