In 2025, 'Michael Saylor' continues to solidify his position as the leading figure in Bitcoin accumulation.
Under his leadership, 'Strategy' (formerly known as MicroStrategy) achieved exceptional performance, completing 20 profitable trades out of 21 Bitcoin purchases during the year, an accomplishment that surpasses even the capabilities of the most skilled professional traders.
'Saylor's' strategy does not rely on market timing or predicting peaks and troughs, but is based on a solid principle:
As long as Bitcoin is a good asset, buying it at every dip is a logical choice.
This dollar-cost averaging (DCA) approach has proven effective, as the company benefited from most of the market declines this year and later converted them into profit points.
Data from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) confirms that purchases - even those made at relatively high levels like $105,000 - have become profitable with the market recovery.
These purchases, especially those made during periods of weak sentiment, represent a model of rare investment discipline.
In contrast, most institutional investors and hedge funds faced significant losses compared to retail traders amid market volatility, especially with the collapse of many altcoins and meme coins.
In this context, 'Saylor's' singular bet on Bitcoin stands out as a calculated choice that has proven effective.
Currently, Bitcoin is stabilizing at around $107,000, without breaking a clear technical resistance level, and with a relative strength index approaching neutral territory.
However, these technical indicators, despite their importance, do not form the core of 'Saylor's' decision, which does not rely on short-term predictions but rather on a continuous commitment to buying and long-term accumulation.
And the outcome became clear:
'Saylor's' discipline and straightforward strategy outperformed the majority of traders in the 2025 market, recording 20 successful trades out of 21, which is not just a number but a confirmation that clear vision and discipline can surpass attempts to time the market and speculate.
