Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy signals another push to buy more Bitcoin.
The software and business-intelligence giant — the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin — is hinting at fresh accumulation after Michael Saylor posted on X (formerly Twitter) Monday: “₿ack to More Orange Dots,” a reference to the Bitcoin logo and the “B” in the BTC ticker.
Market context
- Bitcoin was trading near $89,000 on Monday, roughly 1% lower on the day and still struggling to reclaim the $100,000 level for over a month. Despite that resistance, MicroStrategy’s buying appetite appears undiminished.
What MicroStrategy holds
- MicroStrategy currently holds 660,624 BTC, making it the biggest corporate Bitcoin reserve. The company’s heavy BTC exposure has not prevented it from entering the Nasdaq-100 index.
- As of December 2025, those holdings were worth more than $49.35 billion. MicroStrategy’s average acquisition cost is $74,696 per BTC via dollar-cost averaging (DCA), implying roughly a $15,000 gain per coin — about a 24.7% return on Bitcoin in 2025 alone (prices fluctuate day to day).
Why it matters
- Saylor has been an outspoken Bitcoin bull, repeatedly forecasting a $1 million price target for BTC — a thesis echoed by other high-profile investors like Cathie Wood of ARK Invest. If Bitcoin ever reached that level, holders with multiple coins could see transformative returns.
- MicroStrategy’s continued accumulation is a signal to markets that at least some large institutional actors remain highly confident in Bitcoin’s long-term upside, even as short-term price action stalls.
Bottom line
MicroStrategy’s latest social-media hint suggests more purchases could be coming, reinforcing its role as the most prominent corporate Bitcoin accumulator and keeping the company at the center of debates over institutional conviction in crypto.
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