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$BTC As Bitcoin hovers near the $71,000 level, MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor has once again sparked speculation about the company’s next move. Known for his unwavering conviction in Bitcoin, Saylor’s recent comments suggest that Strategy may be preparing to expand its already massive BTC holdings.

Strategy, the business intelligence firm that has effectively transformed into a Bitcoin treasury company, currently holds one of the largest corporate Bitcoin reserves in the world. Saylor has repeatedly described Bitcoin as “digital property” and the ultimate hedge against inflation, fiat currency debasement, and macroeconomic uncertainty.

With Bitcoin consolidating near a key psychological resistance, Saylor hinted that periods of price stability or short-term weakness often present strategic accumulation opportunities. While he stopped short of confirming a new purchase, his messaging aligns with Strategy’s historical pattern: buying Bitcoin aggressively during market pullbacks or sideways price action.
Market participants are closely watching Strategy’s next steps, especially as institutional interest in Bitcoin continues to grow following the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs and increasing adoption by traditional financial players. A fresh purchase by Strategy could act as a bullish signal, reinforcing confidence among long-term investors.

However, risks remain. Bitcoin’s price near $71,000 places it close to recent highs, raising concerns about short-term volatility and potential corrections. Critics argue that aggressive accumulation at elevated levels could expose Strategy to increased downside risk if the broader market turns risk-off.
Despite this, Saylor’s stance remains unchanged. He has consistently emphasized a long-term horizon, stating that Strategy measures success not in quarters, but in decades. For Saylor, Bitcoin is not a trade — it’s a generational asset.

As the market waits for confirmation, one thing is clear: whenever Michael Saylor hints at a move, the crypto world listens. Whether Strategy buys more Bitcoin or simply reinforces its long-term commitment, its actions are likely to influence market sentiment in the days ahead.
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Michael Saylor’s latest post - a simple but loaded “Orange Dots Matter” - is being widely read as another subtle signal pointing to Strategy’s long-term Bitcoin accumulation thesis rather than short-term price noise.

Key takeaways:
Strategy holds 713,502 BTC, one of the largest corporate Bitcoin positions globallyBitcoin is trading around $71,206, valuing Strategy’s BTC holdings at over $50 billionThe focus remains on long-term accumulation, not short-term price movementsSaylor continues to frame Bitcoin as a core balance-sheet asset, not a trading instrument
Michael Saylor’s message goes beyond symbolism when paired with the hard numbers now visible on Strategy’s own dashboard.

According to the latest data, Strategy holds 713,502 BTC, with Bitcoin priced around $71,206. At current levels, that places the firm’s Bitcoin exposure well above $50 billion, underscoring the scale of its long-term conviction. This context gives real weight to Saylor’s “Orange Dots Matter” remark - the dots are no longer just markers of past buys, but a visual record of one of the largest corporate Bitcoin positions ever assembled.
What stands out is that Saylor continues to emphasize quantity over timing. The dashboard does not highlight short-term gains, drawdowns, or trading performance. Instead, it centers on two figures only: total BTC held and the current Bitcoin price. The implication is clear - Strategy’s thesis is not about predicting tops or bottoms, but about steadily increasing Bitcoin ownership as a core balance-sheet asset.
Price action adds context to the hint
At the time of the post, Bitcoin was trading around $71,100, down roughly 0.4% on the day, but still up about 2.5% over the past 24 hours, despite remaining nearly 8% lower on the weekly timeframe. With Bitcoin’s market capitalization hovering near $1.42 trillion, the price sits well above Strategy’s long-term average entry, reinforcing the visual message embedded in the chart.
Taken together, the timing suggests Saylor is once again downplaying short-term hesitation and reinforcing a familiar narrative: volatility fades, accumulation compounds, and the orange dots - not the headlines - tell the real story.
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⬆️ The wrong mental model
Most investors think like crypto holders (direct ownership = safety), but in stocks, what matters is the number of satoshis per share (satoshis per share or BTC-per-share)

If the company buys additional Bitcoin at a rate of 10% but issues new shares at a rate of 20%, your share decreases despite the increase in total holdings

_ Dilution equals selling Bitcoin indirectly
Since 2020, diluted shares increased from 124.5 million to 364.8 million (growth ~193%), while the Bitcoin share per share grew ~3.5 times (from ~56,600 to ~195,700 satoshis).
But this "magic" depends on selling shares at a large premium (premium) above the Bitcoin value (NAV)

In Q4 2025, holdings rose ~5% but shares ~8%, so BTC-per-share decreased by 2-3% for the first time, despite buying more.
Issuing shares at a discount (less than NAV) = selling Bitcoin at an economic loss.3. The new layer: Perpetual preferred shares (Perpetual Preferred)
In 2025, Strategy issued preferred shares (STRK and STRF) worth ~8.39 billion dollars, with annual dividend obligations ~700+ million dollars (8-10%).
Annual software revenues ~468 million only, meaning a deficit ~232+ million annually.
The solutions: Selling Bitcoin (breaks the HODL promise)
Issuing additional common shares (dilution)
Consuming the cash reserve (~1.44 billion, runs out in ~6 years approximately)

Common shareholders are now paying high yields to preferred investors (senior claims).

_ There is no "liquidation price" but the danger is real
No secured debts or margin that forces immediate sale, but the danger is the slow death spiral: The premium disappears → stock price ≤ NAV
The need to pay dividends and debts → issuing cheap shares
Decline in BTC-per-share → panic → bigger decline → more dilution.
It happened partially in 2022 (the stock reached 0.7× NAV).

_ The three-amplifier system (that breaks down)
Stock performance depends on: Bitcoin price
BTC-per-share growth (accretive issuance)
Expansion/contraction of the premium
In a rising market: the amplifiers compound → big outperformance

In a falling/sideways market: they reverse → catastrophic underperformance

In Q4 2025, the second amplifier broke ⬇️

⬆️ The essential numbers Total Bitcoin growth: 10.1×
Shares growth: 2.9×
BTC-per-share growth: 3.5× (for long-term holders)
Current premium: ~0.94× NAV (below value)
Average Bitcoin cost: ~$76,052 (current price ~$72,000 → losses on recent purchases) ⬇️

⬆️ The ticking debt clock
Convertible debts ~8.2 billion, first maturity June 2028 (30 months).
If Bitcoin does not rise enough: either cash repayment (burns the reserve), refinancing at higher interest, or issuing shares (massive dilution).8. Governance
Saylor controls 68% of the votes with only 6.3% of the economic ownership (Class B shares). His decisions (like issuing more preferred) cannot be challenged. Shareholders have no real voice.9. The four scenarios Roaring bull ($150K+): big outperformance (2-3× Bitcoin performance)
Moderate bull ($100-120K): performance close to Bitcoin with slight drag
Sideways/flat ($60-80K): underperformance 10-20% due to dilution and costs
Bear ($40K-): losses 60-75%+ (historical beta 3-4×)

1_ The comparison and common illusions
Strategy is not a 2× ETF (fixed and transparent). It is variable and discretionary leverage (human-managed), with debt risks, dilution, and concentrated governance

The illusions: "As long as they don't sell Bitcoin = no loss" → dilution reduces your share.
"Debt doesn't matter if Bitcoin rises" → timing and magnitude matter

"Like 2× ETF" → completely different

_ The only important number
Follow BTC-per-share on saylortracker monthly ↩️

It rises → the model works
It is flat → neutral

It falls → dilution dominates (as happened Q4 2025)

The conclusion and advice
Strategy is not "safe Bitcoin" or "tax-improved". It is a high-risk bet on: Fast rise of Bitcoin
Saylor's perfect execution
Continuation of the premium and open markets

It succeeded amazingly 2020-2024 (3.5× growth in BTC-per-share), but the premium collapsed, and the model stopped/broke in 2025

If you want simple 1:1 exposure → buy Bitcoin or spot ETF

If you want leverage → understand that you are sitting at a poker table run by Saylor, and the chairs may decrease even if the pot grows

The decisive question: Does your Bitcoin share increase or decrease over time? 🤔

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