Michael Saylor Hints at Buying More Bitcoin as BTC Trades at $89,000

Vinod Dsouza
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Michael Saylor’s company, Strategy, which is the largest firm to hold Bitcoin in its reserves, is planning to accumulate more BTC. Saylor took to X on Monday, hinting that Strategy could buy more. “₿ack to More Orange Dots,” he wrote on the social media platform. The orange dot is the Bitcoin logo and also highlighted the ‘B’ in the BTC ticker.

Bitcoin is currently hovering around the $89,000 mark on Monday and is down close to 1%. The leading cryptocurrency is looking to climb above the $100,000 mark but is struggling in the charts. It’s been more than a month since BTC has been failing to reclaim the $100,000 level. However, this has not deterred Strategy from accumulating the leading cryptocurrency.

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Strategy’s Bitcoin Holdings Could Increase Further

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Saylor is betting big on Bitcoin to reclaim the $100,000 mark by accumulating more BTC. Strategy already holds 660,624 BTC in its reserves and is the biggest in the world. It also entered the Nasdaq 100 index despite its heavy BTC exposure.

As of December 2025, Michael Saylor’s Strategy holds over $49.35 billion worth of Bitcoin. However, the price fluctuates every day, but the company has mostly been in profit. The average accumulation is at $74,696 through dollar cost averaging (DCA).

This puts strategy at a $15,000 profit per BTC with a yield of 24.7% on Bitcoin in 2025 alone. The firm has been extremely bullish on cryptocurrency this year and could continue well into 2026. The bullishness is causing cryptocurrency investors to make bigger bets on the digital asset.

Saylor has repeatedly said that Bitcoin would reach the $1 million mark. Several others, including Arc Invest’s Cathie Wood has also repeated the claims. If BTC reaches $1 million, present-day holders could make life-changing gains. However, that is only if they hold more than 1 BTC in their respective wallets.