Michael Saylor

When others flee, Saylor whistles the purchase: a teaser, a chart, and there goes bitcoin ready to inflate its treasure. Strategy or poker?

Despite the recent drop in the crypto market, Strategy continues its purchases. The American company acquired 220 BTC for $27.2 million, at an average price of $123,561 per unit. With more than 640,000 bitcoins in reserve, it confirms a continuous accumulation strategy, unique among institutional investors.

While bitcoin exceeded $126,000 for the first time, Michael Saylor chose to stay away. The leader of Strategy, accustomed to increasing his positions at every peak, made no purchases this quarter. This unusual decision contrasts with his aggressive accumulation strategy and raises questions among observers.

Investor sentiment around Bitcoin is heating up once again, driven by renewed market optimism and bullish projections from key industry figures. A recent social media poll conducted by MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor has become a focal point for discussions about Bitcoin’s year-end potential. Amid growing institutional interest and other positive metrics, many market participants are betting on a strong year-end finish for the firstborn coin.

Strategy Inc. has expanded its Bitcoin holdings to $77.4 billion, reflecting years of strategic accumulation and significant corporate investment.

Bitcoin consolidates above 100,000 dollars, driven by institutions and the anticipation of the outcome of the "BITCOIN Act."

What if bitcoin entered a new era, where scarcity would no longer be a speculative narrative but an accounting reality? Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, warns of a tipping point: institutional demand, driven by ETFs and listed companies, now exceeds supply from mining. As bitcoin oscillates between $111,000 and $118,000, a structural imbalance, but potentially explosive for the price, is settling in.

At Saylor's, the vaults overflow: 639,835 bitcoins in reserve! While Wall Street grimaces, Strategy plays the global treasurer of an increasingly coveted digital gold.

Bitcoin is reportedly very bored. But when Michael Saylor talks about a "digital rush," one wonders: calm waters or storm brewing in the crypto arena?

Washington dreams of a digital safe: one million bitcoins in the national reserve. But between orange ties, Republican promises, and empty coffers, the crypto political saga unfolds with suspense.

Bitcoin wavers, whales sell, Wall Street sulks... and Strategy laughs. The former MicroStrategy continues to fill its vaults, defying volatility and skeptics of a crypto market that is always surprising.

S&P 500 rejected Strategy’s inclusion despite its Bitcoin holdings, with JPMorgan calling it a blow to crypto treasuries.

A tidal wave of bitcoin is pouring into company treasuries and things finally seem to be clearing up in France.

Bitcoin flirted with $113,000, traders were enthusiastic, the Fed was complacent, and Saylor was euphoric. But without spot buying, beware of a backlash: the intoxication could quickly turn to vertigo.

El Salvador marked the fourth anniversary of its Bitcoin Law with a symbolic purchase of 21 BTC, just as analysts warned that September 8 often proves unfavorable for the cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin, does it take away or does it enrich? For Michael Saylor, it inflates the wallet: $7.37 billion gained despite a market drop. Proof that faith pays off.

While bitcoin melts and shareholders groan, Michael Saylor continues his XXL crypto shopping spree: diluted shares, questionable dividends, and a dream of joining the S&P 500. What a financial farce!

While bitcoin's volatility worries some investors, Michael Saylor, a prominent figure at Strategy, is more confident than ever. For him, the crypto winter now belongs to the past and gives way to a new era. Can bitcoin really cross, one day, the mythical one million dollar threshold?

Saylor, former software pope turned bitcoin apostle, escapes justice... for now. But his passion for BTC dangerously flirts with the limits of accounting reality.

Michael Saylor does not ease the pressure. The co-founder of Strategy announced a new bitcoin purchase, his third in a row this month. Despite the market volatility and the fluctuations in his company's stock price, he relentlessly pursues his plan: accumulate BTC, whatever the cost. His conviction remains intact, almost unshakable.

When Scaramucci says 180,000, it’s not his salary, but his Bitcoin prophecy. Between ETFs, whales and stablecoins, the small crypto world is heading towards peaks... or traps?

Trump draws a line under Bitcoin purchase by the United States. Bitcoiners will have to settle for legal seizures. A decision that causes crypto to plunge and leaves the economy in suspense.

Bitcoin is touching its all-time highs and Strategy is seizing the opportunity to celebrate a milestone: five years of uninterrupted purchases. The global leader among publicly listed companies holding BTC, Michael Saylor's group commemorates the event with a much more modest acquisition than usual. A symbolic gesture that, in a market hypersensitive to decisions by institutional heavyweights, reignites the debate on the viability of a forced-accumulation strategy, even when prices are flirting with their records.

Michael Saylor highlights Bitcoin as a superior store of value while the cryptocurrency climbs above $120,000 amid growing institutional interest.

Altcoins are no longer a fleeting bubble. Their presence is consolidating to the point of attracting the biggest names in traditional finance. BlackRock, a Wall Street giant, is now opening up to leading cryptos like ether. This institutional shift changes the game in the crypto ecosystem. However, for Michael Saylor, a leading figure of MicroStrategy, a hierarchy is imposed: bitcoin remains the benchmark. And even if Ethereum shines, he refuses to grant it the same status.

As each bitcoin becomes rarer, Strategy aims to concentrate an unprecedented share. Michael Saylor, its co-founder, mentions the possibility of holding up to 7% of the global bitcoin supply, or nearly 1.5 million BTC. With already more than 3% in reserve, the company no longer just invests: it builds a financial model focused on the strategic accumulation of the asset. A trajectory that redefines corporate treasury codes in the era of digital currencies.

Ever since crypto assets entered the financial circles, many industry participants, including stakeholders, have called for a clear classification of these blockchain assets. Strategy’s (formerly MicroStrategy) CEO, Michael Saylor, has also lent his voice, calling on the U.S. government to give a set definition to digital securities and commodities.

Saylor the enlightened, billionaire or prophet? He splashes out 2.5 billion on five-figure bitcoin. A speculative mass on the stock market... with monthly dividends, please!