Michael Saylor, the chairman and co-founder of Strategy, has hinted at another significant Bitcoin purchase following a recent drop in value. The signal comes just days after Bitcoin dropped from a record high of $112,000 to $107,000, sparking speculation that Strategy is preparing to buy again.
Saylor posted on X (formerly Twitter) to his 4.3 million followers, “I only buy Bitcoin with money that I can afford to lose.” This cryptic post has been widely interpreted as a signal that Strategy will resume buying Bitcoin on May 26, marking its seventh consecutive week of BTC accumulation.
On May 19, the company acquired 7,390 BTC worth almost $765 million, bringing its total Bitcoin holdings to 576,230 BTC. This aggressive buy-and-hold strategy now makes Strategy the second-largest corporate Bitcoin holder after BlackRock.
Strategy’s approach is unique in the corporate world. Rather than investing in operations or product development, the firm raises capital through debt and equity and channels it directly into Bitcoin. Saylor’s bold position stems from his belief that Bitcoin is the most valuable and safest asset on Earth.
According to market analyst Jeff Walton, Strategy could be on the path to becoming a $10 trillion company, driven by the power of its growing Bitcoin reserves. He noted that few firms can raise $1 billion within months—and Strategy has managed it several times.
Despite crypto market volatility, Strategy’s consistent purchases boost investor confidence and gradually reinforce Bitcoin’s price floor. In the last three weeks alone, the firm has reportedly acquired over 15,000 BTC worth $1.5 billion, nearly doubling its holdings in nine months.
As Bitcoin approaches its all-time high once again—buoyed by fresh institutional demand and the liquidation of nearly $48 million in short positions in the past 24 hours—all eyes are on Strategy. Saylor’s moves could trigger new market momentum and further institutional adoption.
For Saylor and Strategy, the message remains crystal clear: every dip is an opportunity. And in their view, Bitcoin’s long-term value is more credible than ever.
