By the time 2025 came to an end, Michael Saylor hadn’t slowed down even a little. His company, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), closed the year holding a massive 672,497 Bitcoin, reinforcing Saylor’s reputation as the most aggressive Bitcoin believer in the corporate world.
Throughout the year, Saylor stayed true to his long-standing philosophy: Bitcoin is not a trade, it’s a long-term treasury asset. While many companies hesitated during price swings, Strategy kept buying — even during dips, even near highs. The final purchase of the year came in late December, when the company added over a thousand more BTC, showing that the accumulation strategy is still very much alive.
In total, Strategy has spent over $50 billion building this Bitcoin reserve, with an average buying price around the mid-$70,000 range. By year-end, the value of that Bitcoin stack had grown significantly as BTC traded near the upper five-figure zone. Despite criticism, stock volatility, and concerns around share dilution, Saylor never wavered.
What makes Saylor different is how he measures success. Instead of focusing on short-term stock price movement, he talks about “Bitcoin yield” — how much Bitcoin the company holds per share over time. In his view, accumulating more BTC is the real win, even if it comes with temporary market pressure.
Saylor’s belief is simple but bold: fiat currencies weaken, Bitcoin strengthens. He sees Bitcoin as digital property, a long-term hedge against inflation, and the strongest monetary network ever created. That belief is the reason Strategy continues to convert capital into BTC whenever the opportunity appears.
As 2026 approaches, one thing is clear — Michael Saylor is not done. If anything, 2025 proved that his conviction is stronger than ever. Whether the market agrees today or not, Strategy has placed one of the biggest bets in financial history on Bitcoin’s future.