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Saylor Indicated an Impending Bitcoin Buy From Strategy

Bitcoin By Gavin17/08/2025
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Michael Saylor (co-founder Strategy) has signaled that Bitcoin is imminent.BTCThe company purchased Bitcoins, since the Bitcoin price was below its all-time record high of more than $124,000 on Thursday.

It is important to understand the company’s business. most recent Bitcoin acquisition The purchase of 155 BTC by Strategy for 18 million dollars, which brought its total assets to over 74.2 billion BTC valued at 628,946 BTC.

Data from SaylorTracker Shows the company has a return of over 60% on BTC, which is over $28 billion unrealized profits.

History of Bitcoin transactions by Strategy Source: SaylorTracker

The strategy continues to serve as a Bitcoin-proxy investment for institutional investors that are not allowed to hold BTC legally due to mandates, and retail investors which do want to avoid custody of crypto.

This company was the first to adopt the Bitcoin corporate Treasury model. spawning a torrent of copycatsAltcoin Treasury firms, for example.

Related: Michael Saylor joins chorus for clarity as US works to legally define crypto

Saylor does not worry about altcoins treasury firms

Saylor said recently that he is not worried About the Growing trend of altcoin treasury companies Market share is a major factor in attracting investor interest.

“I still think the vast majority of the capital flowing into the space is flowing into Bitcoin,” Saylor told Bloomberg in August