Saylor Teases More Bitcoin Buys as BTC Nears Record High—Wall Street Still Scratching Its Head
MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin maximalist strikes again—Michael Saylor drops heavy hints about doubling down on BTC just as it flirts with all-time highs. Because nothing says ’hedge against inflation’ like a volatile digital asset that keeps bankers awake at night.
The king of crypto corporate balance sheets isn’t done yet. With Bitcoin’s price action looking like a rocketship trajectory, Saylor’s playbook remains unchanged: accumulate, hold, and let the suits complain about ’lack of cash flow.’
Meanwhile, traditional finance still can’t decide whether to FOMO in or short it into oblivion—a beautiful chaos only crypto delivers.
Strategy’s Growing Bitcoin Bet
On May 11, Saylor posted a screenshot of the company’s bitcoin portfolio tracker on the social media platform X, accompanied by the phrase “connect the dots.”
Although brief, the post follows a familiar pattern of Saylor using cryptic messages ahead of official announcements. These messages typically indicate that the firm is preparing to add more BTC to its balance sheet.
According to the Saylor Tracker platform, Strategy now holds 555,450 BTC, currently valued at more than $58 billion. This makes the firm the largest corporate holder of the top crypto globally.
Meanwhile, Strategy’s bold Bitcoin approach has influenced several other firms to follow suit.
For context, Japan’s Metaplanet, which now holds over 5,000 BTC, has earned comparisons to MicroStrategy in Asia. The firm recently launched a US-based unit to scale its Bitcoin strategy beyond regional borders.
At the same time, competition is intensifying in the US corporate Bitcoin space. Leading banking giant Cantor Fitzgerald, in partnership with stablecoin issuer Tether, has launched a joint $3 billion initiative to build a dedicated Bitcoin treasury firm.
Elsewhere, Vivek Ramaswamy’s Strive has merged with Asset to create another contender in the space.
Bitcoin Crosses $104,000 as Market Optimism Builds
Strategy’s hinted purchase comes amid Bitcoin’s 10% surge during the past week, which pushed it above $100,000 for the first time since February.
As of press time, BTC trades at approximately $104,621, just 4% below its January all-time high of $109,021.
Market analysts at Santiment pointed out that current market sentiment is strongly bullish, which could result in a short-term correction. They note that heavy retail enthusiasm and media HYPE often coincide with local market tops.
“With Bitcoin breaching the all-important $100K psychological resistance for the first time since Feb. 3rd. Sentiment is quite bullish at the moment, which can be a double-edged sword for upcoming price movement from here,” Santiment noted.
Still, Saylor remains confident in the top asset’s long-term value. According to him, Bitcoin should already be trading at $150,000 if not for the recent selling pressure, which reflects short-term holders taking profits.
Nevertheless, he expects long-term investors to continue driving the rally forward in the weeks ahead.
