Strategy’s Bitcoin Stack Grows as Saylor Signals Seventh Straight Weekly Purchase
Michael Saylor, co-founder and executive chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has hinted at yet another major Bitcoin acquisition following the cryptocurrency’s recent pullback from its all-time high of $112,000 reached on May 22.
“I only buy Bitcoin with money I can’t afford to lose,” Saylor posted to his 4.3 million followers on X, implying the company may once again capitalize on market weakness.
I only buy bitcoin with money I can’t afford to lose. pic.twitter.com/h7pnFB8yvU
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) May 25, 2025
The statement comes just days after Strategy completed its most recent purchase of 7,390 BTC on May 19, worth approximately $765 million. This brought the company’s total holdings to 576,230 BTC, currently valued at over $63 billion.
If the company confirms another acquisition on May 26, it would mark seven consecutive weeks of Bitcoin purchases—an unprecedented accumulation streak by a publicly traded firm.
Strategy’s Bitcoin-Only Model Draws Attention
Strategy has become the world’s most aggressive corporate buyer of Bitcoin, using debt and equity raises to fund large-scale acquisitions. The firm’s unique treasury strategy—converting depreciating fiat capital into Bitcoin—has attracted significant interest across both the crypto and traditional finance worlds.
According to SaylorTracker, Strategy is sitting on unrealized gains of over $21.8 billion, representing a 54% return on its Bitcoin investment.
“We’re watching a company rewrite the corporate playbook,” said Jeff Walton, market analyst and contributor to the Financial Times.
$10 Trillion Valuation in the Making?
Walton suggested that Strategy’s bold Bitcoin strategy could eventually catapult the firm into the ranks of $10 trillion companies, potentially surpassing tech giants like Apple and Microsoft in market capitalization.
“Strategy holds more of the best asset and pristine collateral on Earth than any other company—by a wide margin,” Walton said in a recent documentary.
He noted that unlike most companies, which must justify capital raises for R&D or operational expansion, Strategy is leveraging capital markets to accumulate an appreciating, supply-capped asset that could outperform fiat-denominated investments long term.
Saylor’s Long-Term Vision: Bitcoin to Reach Millions
Saylor has consistently forecasted that Bitcoin will ultimately be worth millions of dollars per coin over the coming decades. He argues that the cryptocurrency’s fixed supply of 21 million and its global adoption trajectory make it the ultimate long-term store of value.
Despite this, Bitcoin has so far struggled to breach the $150,000 mark, with recent pullbacks prompting short-term profit-taking.
“The price hasn’t reached escape velocity because weak hands still dominate the market,” Saylor said in a recent interview, blaming “a lack of long-term conviction.”
Conclusion: Eyes on the Next Move
With speculation swirling around Strategy’s next move, all eyes are on May 26. Another substantial purchase could reinforce bullish sentiment and signal to the market that institutional demand for Bitcoin remains strong—especially when led by the company that has staked its entire identity on the digital asset.
