Michael Saylor’s Bold Move: MicroStrategy Snaps Up Another 1,955 BTC in $217 Million Power Play

MicroStrategy doubles down on Bitcoin bet—again.

The Oracle of Omaha? Try the Oracle of Orange Pills. Michael Saylor's enterprise software company just dropped another $217 million into Bitcoin, grabbing 1,955 coins at an average price around $111,000. That brings their total stash to a staggering 226,331 BTC—worth approximately $25.1 billion at current prices.

Why keep stacking sats?

Saylor's strategy remains brutally simple: convert corporate treasury dollars into what he calls 'digital property'—while traditional finance plays with inflationary Monopoly money. The move comes as institutional adoption accelerates, with BlackRock's ETF dominating inflows and sovereign wealth funds quietly accumulating.

Wall Street analysts? Still scratching their heads over a software company that became a leveraged Bitcoin proxy. Meanwhile, MicroStrategy's stock continues outperforming 90% of tech stocks—proving sometimes the best software is financial engineering with a side of unshakable conviction.

Final thought: When legacy finance finally understands this game, they'll be buying Bitcoin at 10x the price—if they can even get it.