Michael Saylor drew fresh attention to MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin position on Jan. 11 after posting that the company controls a $61.25 billion Bitcoin portfolio, fueling speculation he may announce another large purchase as soon as tomorrow.
MSCI’s recent index move affecting MicroStrategy triggered outsized flows into equities and crypto, sparking short‑term Bitcoin weakness and higher volatility. The episode highlights how index actions can transmit to BTC through corporate proxies.
Michael Saylor signaled that MicroStrategy may be preparing for its first Bitcoin purchase of 2026, a move that could reinforce institutional demand for BTC.
MicroStrategy expects a multibillion-dollar Q4 loss after Bitcoin slid roughly 24% during the quarter. The result tests the firm's high-conviction accumulation strategy led by Michael Saylor.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) purchased 1,229 BTC this week despite a crypto market downturn, while Bitcoin and MSTR shares are set to finish 2025 in the red. The move highlights continued institutional accumulation even as prices slide.
MicroStrategy executive chairman Michael Saylor posted his cryptic “Back to Orange” line, reigniting speculation that the company could be preparing another large Bitcoin purchase. Traders and Bitcoin observers are watching for confirmation from filings or a corporate announcement.
Michael Saylor hinted at another large Bitcoin purchase for MicroStrategy (now Strategy) as the company's stock lags year-to-date, signaling continued corporate conviction despite equity underperformance.
Anthony Pompliano says a public company could theoretically amass as much Bitcoin as Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy, but practical hurdles make an equal accumulation unlikely. He highlights capital constraints, shareholder scrutiny, and timing as key barriers.
MicroStrategy bought 10,645 BTC for $980.3 million at an average price of $92,124 per coin, its largest purchase since July, the company said Monday.
Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy's strategy executive chairman, has indicated plans for another Bitcoin (BTC) purchase even as market sentiment remains in a state of extreme fear. The move underscores ongoing institutional accumulation despite short-term volatility.