Michael Saylor has once again hinted at another Bitcoin purchase, with Strategy now holding more than 3% of Bitcoin’s total supply. The signal comes as MSTR shares regain momentum and traders remain cautious around key
$BTC price levels amid tightening liquidity.
Strategy’s Bitcoin Holdings Top 3% of Total Supply
Saylor recently posted “Bigger Orange” on X alongside a chart tracking Strategy’s Bitcoin purchases since 2020. The data shows the company now holds roughly 687,410
$BTC , representing about 3% of Bitcoin’s fixed 21 million supply.
Over the past four years, Strategy has completed more than 94 Bitcoin purchases, with an average acquisition price near $75,000 per BTC. With Bitcoin trading close to $95,000, the firm’s unrealized gains have expanded significantly.
Just last week, Strategy added another 13,627 BTC at a cost of approximately $1.25 billion. The purchase was funded through a mix of debt issuance, equity offerings, and cash reserves. Similar teaser posts from Saylor in the past have often been followed by confirmed Bitcoin acquisitions, leading traders to view these signals as early indicators of further accumulation.
Can a New Bitcoin Buy Lift MSTR Stock?
Despite Strategy’s growing Bitcoin exposure, MSTR shares have yet to fully reflect the scale of its holdings. According to TradingView data, the stock has gained around 4% over the past week and was recently trading near $174.
On a year-to-date basis, MSTR is up more than 12%, continuing a recovery that began in recent weeks. As previously reported, the rebound was supported by MSCI’s decision to abandon proposed changes to index rules, removing a major source of uncertainty for the stock.
Over the past five years, MSTR has surged more than 180%, reinforcing its role as a leveraged proxy for Bitcoin price movements. Historically, the stock has tended to rally alongside renewed Bitcoin accumulation by Strategy.
Bitcoin Liquidity Signals Short-Term Caution
While corporate Bitcoin buying remains strong, short-term market sentiment is more mixed. Liquidity data highlighted by analyst Ted Pillows suggests traders are positioning cautiously around current price levels.
Pillows noted that significant liquidity zones sit between $96,000 and $98,000. These areas often act as short-term price magnets for Bitcoin, capable of slowing momentum or triggering volatility during periods of heavy capital inflows.
Despite the cautious stance among many traders, institutional activity in Bitcoin futures continues to rise, with larger players increasing their exposure as the market approaches these critical levels.
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