- Michael Saylor signals another Bitcoin buy as Strategy holds $74.48B in BTC and prepares for possible volatility with long-term conviction.
- Bold voices like Kiyosaki Lee and Zhao predict Bitcoin could soar as high as $250K strengthening Saylor’s faith in BTC’s resilience.
- Strategy stock trades at $366 with 71.7% of its value in Bitcoin showing how each BTC purchase influences both treasury and equity.
Michael Saylor, CEO of Strategy (MSTR), has once again hinted at a possible Bitcoin purchase as markets prepare for volatility. His company currently holds 628,946 BTC valued at $74.48 billion, making it the largest corporate Bitcoin treasury.
The firm’s tracker shows large orange dots each time Saylor buys, signaling his long-term conviction. This time, his post has sparked speculation that Strategy may soon add more Bitcoin to its balance sheet.
Saylor recently told CNBC, “Volatility is a gift to the faithful.” The last time he used those words, Bitcoin dropped 30% before another buying wave. Hence, many traders now expect him to take advantage of a potential correction. He predicted Bitcoin could rally to $180,000 before retracing to $140,000, a scenario that still excites long-term holders.
Bold Predictions Back Saylor’s Outlook
Besides Saylor, other major voices have echoed bullish expectations. Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, stressed that Bitcoin remains invaluable despite market swings. However, some critics noted his track record often lacks precision.
Additionally, Thomas Lee of Fundstrat projected Bitcoin could soar to $250,000 before year-end. He argued that quantitative easing could align with Bitcoin’s growth cycle.
Moreover, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao added that owning even 0.1 BTC could one day outvalue a house. Consequently, these bold predictions further validate Saylor’s conviction in Bitcoin’s resilience.
Strategy’s Market Position
Strategy currently trades at $366 per share, reflecting a $104 billion market cap and an enterprise value of $115 billion. Bitcoin accounts for 71.7% of the firm’s capitalization, making the stock closely tied to BTC’s movements.
The NAV multiple stands at 1.395, meaning shares often trade above the value of the Bitcoin they represent. Consequently, each purchase wave by the firm tends to influence both equity and treasury value.
Moreover, the chart tracking Saylor’s average Bitcoin purchase price reveals his disciplined dollar-cost averaging strategy. Despite sharp price swings, the dotted trend line shows a steady rise in cost basis, highlighting his unwavering commitment.
