- Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy Bitcoin portfolio hits $60.85B with a 45.38% gain, driven by consistent accumulation since 2020.
- Bitcoin rebounds to $104.1K as MicroStrategy’s long-term DCA strategy outperforms amid strong on-chain metrics and rising BTC dominance.
- Saylor doubles down on BTC with a $21M target, citing Trump’s crypto pivot, institutional adoption, and supportive US state policies.
Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin strategy continues to deliver, as MicroStrategy’s BTC portfolio surges past $60.85 billion. With a 45.38% all-time gain, the firm has added nearly $19 billion in value since its initial investments. Recent buying momentum shows that MicroStrategy remains aggressive, even as prices fluctuate. Saylor’s purchases date back to September 2020, when BTC traded between $10,000 and $15,000. Since then, the company has continued to accumulate through every major market phase, including deep corrections in 2022 and 2023.
Source: Michael Saylor
Besides that, Saylor reiterated his bullish outlook at BTC Prague 2025. He projected a $21 million Bitcoin target within 21 years, calling this a historic moment. He credited the Trump administration’s unexpected pro-Bitcoin stance, highlighting three major crypto bills now progressing through Congress. Additionally, several US states are exploring sovereign Bitcoin reserves, adding further momentum to institutional adoption.
Consistent Accumulation Defies Market Noise
MicroStrategy’s holdings currently stand at 8,592.10 BTC, backed by 259.7 million MSTR shares. The portfolio’s average cost basis now sits far below Bitcoin’s current value. The market value exceeds the company’s dollar cost average by a wide margin. This reflects the success of its disciplined dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategy over nearly five years.
Moreover, MSTR trades at $369.70 per share, reflecting a net asset value premium of 1.86x. With daily volume hitting $101.08 billion, investor interest remains strong. The gray dotted line on the MicroStrategy tracker confirms sustained outperformance. The blue average-cost line remains well below the current BTC price, proving the long-term strength of the firm’s approach.
Bitcoin Regains Strength as On-Chain Metrics Improve
Meanwhile, Bitcoin has rebounded sharply to $104.1K, after dipping below $75K earlier this year. According to Swissblock, capital rotation and on-chain liquidity metrics have reset, restoring a fresh market base. From July through December, BTC surged from $60K to over $100K. Despite January’s drawdown, April marked a key recovery back toward the highs.
Source: Swissblock
Consequently, market structure across both short and long-term frames appears solid. The BTC strength index confirms this renewed upside pressure. Additionally, Ethereum and altcoin cycles show divergence, suggesting Bitcoin dominance is rising again.
