A week after pausing Bitcoin purchases, MicroStrategy is back in the spotlight. CEO Michael Saylor just dropped a strong hint that the company may resume its BTC buying spree—setting the stage for potential market movement.
Saylor Hints at New Bitcoin Purchase
On X (formerly Twitter), Saylor shared MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin portfolio tracker, showcasing the company’s massive BTC holdings. The post, paired with the caption “No tariffs on Orange Dots,” seemed to tease an upcoming purchase.
This isn’t the first time he’s used the tracker to signal a move. In the past, Saylor has posted similar updates just before a major buy. This one could be MicroStrategy’s first Bitcoin acquisition in Q2, following its early April pause.
MicroStrategy Holds Over 528K BTC
According to the tracker, MicroStrategy now holds 528,185 BTC, worth about $44.7 billion. The recent pause in accumulation had investors worried, especially after a dip in the company’s stock price (MSTR) and fears the firm might liquidate some assets.
But Saylor’s post seems to ease those concerns, with many viewing it as a prelude to another high-volume BTC buy.
Could Bitcoin Rally Again?
Saylor’s tease already caused Bitcoin to briefly push past the $83,000 mark. Historically, MicroStrategy’s big buys have triggered bullish momentum in the market. Their last purchase of 22,048 BTC sent prices climbing.
However, external factors might complicate things. The ongoing US-China tariff tension could introduce volatility, potentially limiting how far Bitcoin can rally—even with MicroStrategy’s support.
Analysts Share Mixed Outlook
Despite the short-term optimism, not everyone’s convinced we’re in the clear. Crypto analyst Joao Wedson warns that BTC could still dip as low as $65,000, citing strong support metrics like the True Market Mean Price and Alpha Price, both around $64.7K.
Meanwhile, Doctor Profit points out a drop to that level might put pressure on MicroStrategy, potentially forcing the company to sell shares of MSTR to avoid financial stress.
What’s Next for Bitcoin?
While Saylor hasn’t officially confirmed a new BTC buy, the signs are there. If MicroStrategy does move forward, it could inject fresh momentum into Bitcoin—just when the market needs it.
All eyes are now on Monday, a day Saylor has previously chosen for major moves. Will history repeat itself?
