Changpeng Zhao posted a photo on X with Michael Saylor after their first in-person meeting at Binance Blockchain Week in Dubai on Dec 5, 2025. The image was shared with a positive tone, drawing attention across crypto circles.
Bitwise executive Matt Hougan says Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy do not intend to sell their Bitcoin holdings, reinforcing institutional commitment to BTC.
Michael Saylor called today “Black Friday” in a post, stirring bullish sentiment around Bitcoin as traders speculate on potential purchases.
MSCI has proposed reclassifying companies with large Bitcoin treasuries as investment funds; Michael Saylor argues these are operating businesses holding Bitcoin as corporate balance sheet assets, not funds.
Michael Saylor teased a 'big week' on social media, a hint many interpret as impending Bitcoin purchases. Markets are watching for confirmation that could affect BTC supply and price expectations.
MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor told Grant Cardone that bitcoin has stabilized and the market has likely hit its bottom. He said most forced selling and liquidation pressure has already been cleared from the market.
Michael Saylor denied on X that he or affiliated holdings sold 47,000 BTC, calling the reports false. The clarification helped ease concerns about a large, market-moving outflow.
Michael Saylor dismissed rumors and told CNBC that MicroStrategy remains committed to aggressively accumulating bitcoin, even as BTC and the company's stock have slid. He called recent chatter “no truth to the rumor.”
Michael Saylor told CNBC Friday his firm remains committed to aggressively buying Bitcoin, denying rumors to the contrary. He made the comments after a sharp decline in BTC ($96,318.31) and MicroStrategy shares.
MicroStrategy executive chairman Michael Saylor told Yahoo Finance he expects Bitcoin to overtake gold’s market capitalization by 2035, citing growing adoption and Bitcoin’s scarcity. He called the cryptocurrency the centerpiece of a new digital gold rush.