Michael Saylor may be preparing to buy more Bitcoin. On Sunday, the strategy chair shared a portfolio update showing the company's $642.8 billion BTC holdings.
Posts follow the pattern. Saylor always posts something like this just before the strategy announces a new Bitcoin purchase on Monday. The past few weeks have been all about this trend. On June 22nd, the company added 245 BTC in this way.
However, since the beginning of June, the balance has increased above 11,000 BTC, bringing the total to 592,345 coins.
I hope to buy more in 21 years. pic.twitter.com/s1i607rvda
– Michael Saylor (@saylor) June 29, 2025
Currently, the average cost base is $70,681 per Bitcoin, while cryptocurrencies continue to well above $100,000. At this point, the company's position has grown by more than 53%, making its strategy more than $22 billion unrealized profits.
The company currently has a market capitalization of $107.2 billion, with almost 60% of which being tied to Bitcoin Holdings.
What stood out this time was not just the timing, but the tone. The message was not about trade or market calls. It was about a long game. Strategy and Saylor focus on Bitcoin's position on the balance sheet, viewing it not only as an asset but as a strategic reserve. On the horizon for 21 years.
If things go as planned, there may be another purchase announcement on Monday.
