Strategy Nears 600,000 BTC: 10th Signal from Saylor Sparks Buy Speculation
Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has done it again. He’s posted the company’s portfolio tracker...

Quick overview
- Michael Saylor's company, Strategy, continues to buy Bitcoin, holding 582,000 BTC worth $61 billion and aiming to surpass 600,000 BTC.
- Their dollar-cost averaging strategy has led to consistent purchases, with over $3 billion raised specifically for Bitcoin buying.
- Despite outperforming major tech companies, some investors express concerns about the risks associated with increased Bitcoin exposure and insider selling.
- Recent capital raises and new financial instruments provide Strategy with the flexibility to maintain their buying spree.
Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has done it again. He’s posted the company’s portfolio tracker for the 10th week in a row and everyone is speculating that Strategy is about to buy more Bitcoin.
As of the latest update, Strategy holds 582,000 BTC worth $61 billion at current prices. If the trend continues, they’ll be above 600,000 BTC and the largest institutional holder of Bitcoin in the world.
They use a dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategy – buying Bitcoin across various price levels. Initially they bought 226,000 BTC in the first 4 years. Since they started buying weekly they’ve added 335,000 BTC, that’s a very consistent and resilient investment pattern.
New Capital Sources Fuel Buying Spree
Strategy’s buying power is fueled by multiple capital raises, including the preferred stocks STRD now listed on the Nasdaq. These raises give Strategy flexibility and new capital to keep buying Bitcoin.
- Last week they bought 1,045 BTC for $110 million
- They have 3 financial instruments: STRD, STRF, and STRK
- Over $3 billion raised specifically for BTC buying
They are about to break their previous record of 12 weeks of buying Bitcoin set between November 2024 and February 2025.
Investors Divided as Risks Grow
Despite beating tech giants like Tesla, Apple and Amazon over the last 12 months, Strategy’s approach is making some investors and analysts nervous. The more exposure to Bitcoin the more volatility, especially if Bitcoin crashes again.
Notably, Carl Rickertsen, a company director, just sold all his MSTR shares. That’s raised some questions about internal confidence. Meanwhile Peter Schiff is telling investors to sell MSTR, warning of overexposure.
Critics are worried about:
- Stock dilution from all the capital raises
- Bitcoin crash impacting MSTR’s stock price
- Insider selling indicating internal caution Anyway, they’re buying.
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