Title: Bitcoin Crash Wipes Out Billions, But Saylor Still Believes

It’s been 36 hours since the crypto market saw nearly $20 billion disappear in liquidations. SUI dropped by 80%, XRP fell 53% from its recent highs, and Solana’s futures price on Binance hit $141 while its spot price stayed around $168 — showing how quickly markets can fall apart during heavy selling.

Michael Saylor, a well-known American businessman and one of the biggest Bitcoin holders, didn’t announce any new Bitcoin purchase this time. Instead, he simply posted a short message on X (Twitter):

“Don’t Stop ₿elievin.”

Saylor’s company, MicroStrategy, currently holds 640,031 BTC, worth about $71.71 billion, with an average buying price of $73,983 per Bitcoin. Even after the crash, they still have an unrealized profit of around $24.35 billion, which is about 51% up.

However, when Bitcoin was near $122,000 earlier this month, that same amount was worth $78.1 billion. Now, at around $112,000, it’s down by roughly $6.4 billion — not a real loss, but a big drop in paper gains.

MicroStrategy’s stock (MSTR) is valued at about $87 billion, or $97 billion when including all shares, and its total company value is $101 billion — with over 66% of that tied directly to Bitcoin.

In short: The crypto market lost $20 billion, Saylor’s company lost $6.4 billion on paper, but he still holds strong — and reminds everyone to keep believing in Bitcoin.