Bitcoin Dips, Strategy Buys Big: $26M Spent on 245 BTC

Price increases, price decreases, bear market, bull market, geopolitical crises… nothing stops Michael Saylor and his Strategy clique. Despite market tremors, analyses predicting an imminent Bitcoin collapse, and geopolitical volatility, Saylor’s Bitcoin accumulation goal seems far from reached. As he prepares to buy even more, a new $26 million check fuels his dream of infinitely growing Bitcoin. And here we go again.

Always buying bitcoin, even when the market wavers

A massive bitcoin purchase despite criticism and losses: Strategy continues to accumulate BTC at prices that defy logic. On June 26, 2025, Michael Saylor announced that his company just bought 245 BTC for a total of 26 million dollars, at an average purchase price of $105,856/BTC. This is not an exceptional purchase compared to past buys, but it demonstrates Strategy’s constant commitment to relentless accumulation.

The question is simple: why keep buying at such high prices while bitcoin fluctuates, with a sharp drop from over $100,000 to $99,000? Saylor, true to his “buying the top forever” philosophy, would probably reply that bitcoin is the future of finance, an indestructible asset. Yet this strategy is regularly criticized. Why not buy when prices drop even more? But with every correction, the same approach: buy, again and again.

Michael Saylor himself has been very clear about his intentions:

I’m sure that I will be buying Bitcoin at $1 million a coin — probably $1 billion a day of Bitcoin at $1 million a coin.

This unwavering conviction drives Strategy to focus solely on the long-term horizon, leaving aside immediate fluctuations. However, this accumulation philosophy seems risky, especially for investors less confident in bitcoin’s future.

Michael Saylor’s long-term vision: a bet on scarcity

Saylor’s strategy is based on a deep conviction: bitcoin will become an indispensable asset to the global economy. Each BTC acquisition strengthens this vision, a temporal paradox where immediate volatility has no impact on long-term projection. Michael Saylor aims for a price of 21 million dollars per bitcoin within 21 years, and nothing seems to stop him.

The latest acquisition of 245 BTC allowed Strategy to maintain its YTD return at 19.2%. Yet, it remains modest compared to the massive purchases that preceded it, notably in May 2025 with a $1 billion investment. The strategy is clear: buy at the top, especially when the market is in the midst of a geopolitical crisis. For Saylor, every geopolitical crisis, every global economic uncertainty is just an opportunity to increase bitcoin’s value.

This leads us to the next question: is continuous accumulation viable long-term or a suicidal strategy? The near future will tell us. But one thing is sure, Strategy seems unfazed by short-term fluctuations.

Some key figures to remember:

• 245 BTC purchased for 26 million dollars;
• Average BTC purchase price: $105,856 per bitcoin;
• Total reserves of Strategy: 592,345 BTC, equivalent to 41.87 billion dollars;
• Current YTD return: 19.2%;
• Return target for 2025: 25%.

Late last week, Michael Saylor published an enigmatic message, like a simulation in the Matrix, evoking the transition to an alternative future in bitcoin adoption. His words reinforce the idea that he is preparing the ground for a world where BTC would be the main asset. But what is this parallel reality he is preparing us for? We will only know when time has done its work.