Michael Saylor

Strategy now holds over 600,000 Bitcoin worth nearly $71 billion, making it one of the biggest corporate treasuries in the US. Its chairman, Michael Saylor, has hinted at another large Bitcoin purchase with a cryptic post online.

Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, is using AI to design new financial tools and raise $84 billion to buy more Bitcoin. The firm now holds over $52 billion in Bitcoin and has launched an AI-built platform called Mosaic to help businesses manage their data.

Bitcoin’s price jumped above $84,000, and signs suggest Strategy may have resumed buying after a brief pause. The company now holds nearly 3% of all Bitcoin, and its investment is up around 24% despite recent market volatility.

Strategy may be forced to sell some of its Bitcoin if prices drop further, despite Michael Saylor’s long-time promise to never sell. A new SEC filing revealed financial pressure from debt and falling markets could break the company’s “HODL” stance.

Michael Saylor hinted at another Bitcoin purchase after Strategy raised $711 million through a stock sale. The company now holds nearly 500,000 BTC, reinforcing its position as the largest corporate Bitcoin holder.

Apple announced a $500 billion investment in its U.S. operations, focusing on AI, manufacturing, and engineering. Despite speculation, the company has not shown any interest in adopting cryptocurrency.

Michael Saylor proposed a Bitcoin reserve strategy to help reduce the U.S. national debt, suggesting the government acquire 20% of Bitcoin’s total supply. His plan includes regulatory changes to encourage digital asset innovation and reduce compliance costs for issuers.

Michael Saylor's company, Strategy, is preparing for another major Bitcoin purchase, continuing its aggressive accumulation strategy. The firm holds over 471,000 Bitcoin, worth $45 billion, and has raised billions through stock offerings to finance its acquisitions.

MicroStrategy has rebranded to "Strategy" to reflect its focus on Bitcoin, moving away from its business analytics roots. Despite growing its Bitcoin holdings, the company reported a $670.8 million quarterly loss but remains optimistic about future growth.

Robert Kiyosaki predicts Bitcoin could drop to $60,000 but remains confident in its long-term potential, planning to buy more if the price falls. He forecasts Bitcoin could reach $250,000 by 2025 and even $500,000, according to an AI model.