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Saylor’s oranges are back: "There’s always room for more oranges."
He talks about adding to the position, but his wallet tells the truth: last week, Strategy spent $176 million buying back its own preferred shares. It took just $28.7 million in cold, hard cash to buy $BTC —not even a rounding error. They’re sitting on 848,000 bitcoins, and the price is still stuck at $83,000.
Place your bets in the comments: A) They really add to their position this week, and BTC hits $85,000; B) The usual Monday promises, and BTC keeps grinding around $83,000.
$BTC
#比特币 #Saylor #Strategy
Saylor’s oranges are back: "There’s always room for more oranges."
He talks about adding to the position, but his wallet tells the truth: last week, Strategy spent $176 million buying back its own preferred shares. It took just $28.7 million in cold, hard cash to buy $BTC —not even a rounding error. They’re sitting on 848,000 bitcoins, and the price is still stuck at $83,000.
Place your bets in the comments: A) They really add to their position this week, and BTC hits $85,000; B) The usual Monday promises, and BTC keeps grinding around $83,000.
$BTC
#比特币 #Saylor #Strategy
He talks about adding to the position, but his wallet tells the truth: last week, Strategy spent $176 million buying back its own preferred shares. It took just $28.7 million in cold, hard cash to buy $BTC —not even a rounding error. They’re sitting on 848,000 bitcoins, and the price is still stuck at $83,000.
Place your bets in the comments: A) They really add to their position this week, and BTC hits $85,000; B) The usual Monday promises, and BTC keeps grinding around $83,000.
$BTC
#比特币 #Saylor #Strategy
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Guys! I just saw Saylor post again: “There’s always room for more orange.” Isn’t he basically saying there’s still room to buy more orange (BTC)?? I got so excited instantly! The signal couldn’t be clearer—historically, when he drops hints like this about orange, it’s usually a prelude to announcing more purchases the following Monday.
The market has been a bit gloomy over the past few days. BTC has pulled back from a high of around 87k, hit a low near 80k, and has now climbed back to around 83k. A lot of people are too scared to even look at the charts, thinking it’s about to crash, but I think this looks more like a healthy shakeout. Funds are changing hands amid the volatility, and once the weak sentiment gets flushed out, we’ll be in a better position to climb again.
Look, the whales are already making moves! A big player placed a buy order worth $22.89 million directly on Binance spot, right at $82,975. Isn’t that an obvious buy-the-dip move? Big money isn’t afraid of short-term volatility—they’re waiting to load up at this price. On-chain data also shows that institutional inflows are continuing, with no large-scale selling.
And with Saylor’s signal on top of that, Strategy already holds hundreds of thousands of coins and is still adding to its position. That shows institutions remain extremely bullish on the long term. They see BTC as digital gold and a reserve asset, not a speculative play. That kind of conviction is what real belief looks like.
Here’s my personal take: Around 83k, there’s pretty solid support between 80k and 82k. If it holds, there’s a good chance we’ll see another rally later on. There may be more choppy trading in the short term, and volatility is inevitable, but the long-term trend hasn’t changed. ETH’s trading volume has recently surpassed BTC’s, which suggests some capital rotation—there may be opportunities in altcoins, but BTC is still the main story. BNB is holding steady too, and its ecosystem continues to expand.
How should you trade it? For spot, you can build a position in batches at this level—don’t go all in at once, so you can add more if it drops. Futures traders, take note: there have been plenty of liquidations lately, with both longs and shorts getting wiped out. Keep leverage under 3–5x, set your stop-loss, and don’t get stopped out by a sudden move. I mainly trade spot and add on dips; I only use futures for short-term swings.
At the end of the day, markets always go up and down. Buy when sentiment is high, sell when it’s time. Following the big players’ lead is much better than blindly guessing. Saylor’s talking orange again, and whales are placing buy orders—doesn’t this price get you excited?
What do you think? How much is Saylor going to buy this time? Let’s talk in the comments!
$BTC $ETH $BNB
#内容挖矿 #比特币 #Saylor #CryptoMarket
Guys! I just saw Saylor post again: “There’s always room for more orange.” Isn’t he basically saying there’s still room to buy more orange (BTC)?? I got so excited instantly! The signal couldn’t be clearer—historically, when he drops hints like this about orange, it’s usually a prelude to announcing more purchases the following Monday.
The market has been a bit gloomy over the past few days. BTC has pulled back from a high of around 87k, hit a low near 80k, and has now climbed back to around 83k. A lot of people are too scared to even look at the charts, thinking it’s about to crash, but I think this looks more like a healthy shakeout. Funds are changing hands amid the volatility, and once the weak sentiment gets flushed out, we’ll be in a better position to climb again.
Look, the whales are already making moves! A big player placed a buy order worth $22.89 million directly on Binance spot, right at $82,975. Isn’t that an obvious buy-the-dip move? Big money isn’t afraid of short-term volatility—they’re waiting to load up at this price. On-chain data also shows that institutional inflows are continuing, with no large-scale selling.
And with Saylor’s signal on top of that, Strategy already holds hundreds of thousands of coins and is still adding to its position. That shows institutions remain extremely bullish on the long term. They see BTC as digital gold and a reserve asset, not a speculative play. That kind of conviction is what real belief looks like.
Here’s my personal take: Around 83k, there’s pretty solid support between 80k and 82k. If it holds, there’s a good chance we’ll see another rally later on. There may be more choppy trading in the short term, and volatility is inevitable, but the long-term trend hasn’t changed. ETH’s trading volume has recently surpassed BTC’s, which suggests some capital rotation—there may be opportunities in altcoins, but BTC is still the main story. BNB is holding steady too, and its ecosystem continues to expand.
How should you trade it? For spot, you can build a position in batches at this level—don’t go all in at once, so you can add more if it drops. Futures traders, take note: there have been plenty of liquidations lately, with both longs and shorts getting wiped out. Keep leverage under 3–5x, set your stop-loss, and don’t get stopped out by a sudden move. I mainly trade spot and add on dips; I only use futures for short-term swings.
At the end of the day, markets always go up and down. Buy when sentiment is high, sell when it’s time. Following the big players’ lead is much better than blindly guessing. Saylor’s talking orange again, and whales are placing buy orders—doesn’t this price get you excited?
What do you think? How much is Saylor going to buy this time? Let’s talk in the comments!
$BTC $ETH $BNB
#内容挖矿 #比特币 #Saylor #CryptoMarket
The market has been a bit gloomy over the past few days. BTC has pulled back from a high of around 87k, hit a low near 80k, and has now climbed back to around 83k. A lot of people are too scared to even look at the charts, thinking it’s about to crash, but I think this looks more like a healthy shakeout. Funds are changing hands amid the volatility, and once the weak sentiment gets flushed out, we’ll be in a better position to climb again.
Look, the whales are already making moves! A big player placed a buy order worth $22.89 million directly on Binance spot, right at $82,975. Isn’t that an obvious buy-the-dip move? Big money isn’t afraid of short-term volatility—they’re waiting to load up at this price. On-chain data also shows that institutional inflows are continuing, with no large-scale selling.
And with Saylor’s signal on top of that, Strategy already holds hundreds of thousands of coins and is still adding to its position. That shows institutions remain extremely bullish on the long term. They see BTC as digital gold and a reserve asset, not a speculative play. That kind of conviction is what real belief looks like.
Here’s my personal take: Around 83k, there’s pretty solid support between 80k and 82k. If it holds, there’s a good chance we’ll see another rally later on. There may be more choppy trading in the short term, and volatility is inevitable, but the long-term trend hasn’t changed. ETH’s trading volume has recently surpassed BTC’s, which suggests some capital rotation—there may be opportunities in altcoins, but BTC is still the main story. BNB is holding steady too, and its ecosystem continues to expand.
How should you trade it? For spot, you can build a position in batches at this level—don’t go all in at once, so you can add more if it drops. Futures traders, take note: there have been plenty of liquidations lately, with both longs and shorts getting wiped out. Keep leverage under 3–5x, set your stop-loss, and don’t get stopped out by a sudden move. I mainly trade spot and add on dips; I only use futures for short-term swings.
At the end of the day, markets always go up and down. Buy when sentiment is high, sell when it’s time. Following the big players’ lead is much better than blindly guessing. Saylor’s talking orange again, and whales are placing buy orders—doesn’t this price get you excited?
What do you think? How much is Saylor going to buy this time? Let’s talk in the comments!
$BTC $ETH $BNB
#内容挖矿 #比特币 #Saylor #CryptoMarket
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$BTC
{spot}(BTCUSDT)
Saylor didn't beat about the bush this time, did he? Reckons buying Bitcoin at 80k is still an absolute steal compared to where it's heading
Says it's gonna touch 10 million nicker a coin before the high-street banks even bother pitching it to their punters
$BTC
He goes on, proper confident: 'When the banks finally pull their finger out, the price will be way over ten mill. We're getting it proper cheap today—99% off its real value
$MSTR
{future}(MSTRUSDT)
Ain't just pie in the sky, innit? It's the word of a geezer who's put everything on Bitcoin
#Saylor #Market_Update #bitcoin
$BTC
Saylor didn't beat about the bush this time, did he? Reckons buying Bitcoin at 80k is still an absolute steal compared to where it's heading
Says it's gonna touch 10 million nicker a coin before the high-street banks even bother pitching it to their punters
$BTC
He goes on, proper confident: 'When the banks finally pull their finger out, the price will be way over ten mill. We're getting it proper cheap today—99% off its real value
$MSTR
Ain't just pie in the sky, innit? It's the word of a geezer who's put everything on Bitcoin
#Saylor #Market_Update #bitcoin
Saylor didn't beat about the bush this time, did he? Reckons buying Bitcoin at 80k is still an absolute steal compared to where it's heading
Says it's gonna touch 10 million nicker a coin before the high-street banks even bother pitching it to their punters
$BTC
He goes on, proper confident: 'When the banks finally pull their finger out, the price will be way over ten mill. We're getting it proper cheap today—99% off its real value
$MSTR
Ain't just pie in the sky, innit? It's the word of a geezer who's put everything on Bitcoin
#Saylor #Market_Update #bitcoin
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One company now owns 4% of all the bitcoin that will ever exist 🟠
Strategy (Michael Saylor's firm, formerly MicroStrategy) just bought 334 more $BTC for $28.7M, at about $85,839 each. Total stack: 848,000 BTC, according to its SEC filing on Oct 5.
Their average cost is $75,441 per coin. With BTC near $82.9K today, that's roughly $70.3B of bitcoin bought for about $64B: around +$6.3B, or +10%, on paper.
Why it's more interesting than "whale buys more":
• Every $1,000 move in BTC changes their bag by about $848M, up or down
• If BTC fell back near $75.4K, that whole paper profit would disappear
• Same week, they spent $176.3M buying back their own STRC preferred shares (a kind of company IOU that pays investors a yield). That's about 6x what went into bitcoin. Their buying pace also dropped ~80% vs the week before
So the real story isn't only "they keep buying". It's that even the biggest believer is now juggling debt-like products and cash, not just stacking.
What changes for you? The one number Saylor watches is the one most small holders never calculate: your average price.
Picture Awa in Dakar putting 2,000 FCFA into BTC every week. If she writes down each buy, she can divide total money spent by total coins and know exactly where she stands. Without it, every red candle feels like a disaster, and every green one feels like a reason to buy more at the top.
Do you know your average buy price, or do you just look at the chart? 👇
Not financial advice. Crypto is volatile: only use money you can afford to lose.
#Bitcoin #Saylor #CryptoNews #DCA
One company now owns 4% of all the bitcoin that will ever exist 🟠
Strategy (Michael Saylor's firm, formerly MicroStrategy) just bought 334 more $BTC for $28.7M, at about $85,839 each. Total stack: 848,000 BTC, according to its SEC filing on Oct 5.
Their average cost is $75,441 per coin. With BTC near $82.9K today, that's roughly $70.3B of bitcoin bought for about $64B: around +$6.3B, or +10%, on paper.
Why it's more interesting than "whale buys more":
• Every $1,000 move in BTC changes their bag by about $848M, up or down
• If BTC fell back near $75.4K, that whole paper profit would disappear
• Same week, they spent $176.3M buying back their own STRC preferred shares (a kind of company IOU that pays investors a yield). That's about 6x what went into bitcoin. Their buying pace also dropped ~80% vs the week before
So the real story isn't only "they keep buying". It's that even the biggest believer is now juggling debt-like products and cash, not just stacking.
What changes for you? The one number Saylor watches is the one most small holders never calculate: your average price.
Picture Awa in Dakar putting 2,000 FCFA into BTC every week. If she writes down each buy, she can divide total money spent by total coins and know exactly where she stands. Without it, every red candle feels like a disaster, and every green one feels like a reason to buy more at the top.
Do you know your average buy price, or do you just look at the chart? 👇
Not financial advice. Crypto is volatile: only use money you can afford to lose.
#Bitcoin #Saylor #CryptoNews #DCA
Strategy (Michael Saylor's firm, formerly MicroStrategy) just bought 334 more $BTC for $28.7M, at about $85,839 each. Total stack: 848,000 BTC, according to its SEC filing on Oct 5.
Their average cost is $75,441 per coin. With BTC near $82.9K today, that's roughly $70.3B of bitcoin bought for about $64B: around +$6.3B, or +10%, on paper.
Why it's more interesting than "whale buys more":
• Every $1,000 move in BTC changes their bag by about $848M, up or down
• If BTC fell back near $75.4K, that whole paper profit would disappear
• Same week, they spent $176.3M buying back their own STRC preferred shares (a kind of company IOU that pays investors a yield). That's about 6x what went into bitcoin. Their buying pace also dropped ~80% vs the week before
So the real story isn't only "they keep buying". It's that even the biggest believer is now juggling debt-like products and cash, not just stacking.
What changes for you? The one number Saylor watches is the one most small holders never calculate: your average price.
Picture Awa in Dakar putting 2,000 FCFA into BTC every week. If she writes down each buy, she can divide total money spent by total coins and know exactly where she stands. Without it, every red candle feels like a disaster, and every green one feels like a reason to buy more at the top.
Do you know your average buy price, or do you just look at the chart? 👇
Not financial advice. Crypto is volatile: only use money you can afford to lose.
#Bitcoin #Saylor #CryptoNews #DCA
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🚨🚨 BREAKING: SAYLOR IS STACKING $BTC AGAIN!
MICHAEL SAYLOR JUST BOUGHT MORE BITCOIN. 👀
₿ 334 BTC added
💰 ~$29 MILLION purchase
📊 Avg. price:~$85,839/BTC*
And now Strategy reportedly holds a staggering:
🔥 848,000 BTC
💰 ~$73 BILLION worth
But the crazy part?
Saylor reportedly deployed ~$14.29 BILLION into Bitcoin in 2026 alone.
While traders panic…
#Saylor KEEPS BUYING.
The biggest corporate Bitcoin bet just keeps getting BIGGER. 🚨
**Is Strategy signaling where it thinks $BTC is headed next? 👀**
#Bitcoin #BTC #Saylor #Crypto
{future}(BTCUSDT)
🚨🚨 BREAKING: SAYLOR IS STACKING $BTC AGAIN!
MICHAEL SAYLOR JUST BOUGHT MORE BITCOIN. 👀
₿ 334 BTC added
💰 ~$29 MILLION purchase
📊 Avg. price:~$85,839/BTC*
And now Strategy reportedly holds a staggering:
🔥 848,000 BTC
💰 ~$73 BILLION worth
But the crazy part?
Saylor reportedly deployed ~$14.29 BILLION into Bitcoin in 2026 alone.
While traders panic…
#Saylor KEEPS BUYING.
The biggest corporate Bitcoin bet just keeps getting BIGGER. 🚨
**Is Strategy signaling where it thinks $BTC is headed next? 👀**
#Bitcoin #BTC #Saylor #Crypto
MICHAEL SAYLOR JUST BOUGHT MORE BITCOIN. 👀
₿ 334 BTC added
💰 ~$29 MILLION purchase
📊 Avg. price:~$85,839/BTC*
And now Strategy reportedly holds a staggering:
🔥 848,000 BTC
💰 ~$73 BILLION worth
But the crazy part?
Saylor reportedly deployed ~$14.29 BILLION into Bitcoin in 2026 alone.
While traders panic…
#Saylor KEEPS BUYING.
The biggest corporate Bitcoin bet just keeps getting BIGGER. 🚨
**Is Strategy signaling where it thinks $BTC is headed next? 👀**
#Bitcoin #BTC #Saylor #Crypto
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Michael Saylor's company bought another $138 million of $BTC last week, its biggest purchase in five months. Strategy now holds around 846,000 Bitcoin with a cost basis near $64 billion.
Every time this happens I get the same question: should I copy him?
Here is what people miss. Strategy buys with money raised from the stock and bond market, on a multi decade view, with no rent to pay and no margin call. You and I buy with savings, with a job, with a family, with a life that has monthly bills.
Same asset, completely different risk.
Copying the asset is easy. Copying the time horizon and the balance sheet is not.
Own Bitcoin if you believe in it. Just own it in your size, not his.
Do you think corporate buying like this changes the cycle, or is it noise?
Education only, not financial advice.
#Saylor #Bitcoin #Strategy $BTC
Michael Saylor's company bought another $138 million of $BTC last week, its biggest purchase in five months. Strategy now holds around 846,000 Bitcoin with a cost basis near $64 billion.
Every time this happens I get the same question: should I copy him?
Here is what people miss. Strategy buys with money raised from the stock and bond market, on a multi decade view, with no rent to pay and no margin call. You and I buy with savings, with a job, with a family, with a life that has monthly bills.
Same asset, completely different risk.
Copying the asset is easy. Copying the time horizon and the balance sheet is not.
Own Bitcoin if you believe in it. Just own it in your size, not his.
Do you think corporate buying like this changes the cycle, or is it noise?
Education only, not financial advice.
#Saylor #Bitcoin #Strategy $BTC
Every time this happens I get the same question: should I copy him?
Here is what people miss. Strategy buys with money raised from the stock and bond market, on a multi decade view, with no rent to pay and no margin call. You and I buy with savings, with a job, with a family, with a life that has monthly bills.
Same asset, completely different risk.
Copying the asset is easy. Copying the time horizon and the balance sheet is not.
Own Bitcoin if you believe in it. Just own it in your size, not his.
Do you think corporate buying like this changes the cycle, or is it noise?
Education only, not financial advice.
#Saylor #Bitcoin #Strategy $BTC
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If you're still treating Saylor's tweets as noise, stop now.
This is the same trap that keeps catching people on every Strategy accumulation cycle. You either FOMO in after the official announcement when $BTC has already moved, or you fade it completely and watch $MSTR print another green candle without you.
Saylor just dropped "more orange than ever" next to the usual purchase chart. That exact flavor of post showed up right before the last few $BTC buys.
Strategy is sitting on 847,666 Bitcoin already, more than 4% of the entire max supply. At this point they are not a company with a Bitcoin position. They are a Bitcoin vehicle with a software business attached.
We've seen this movie. Similar hints in previous quarters preceded actual purchases, and the people who waited for confirmation paid a higher price. This isn't some random treasury experiment like the ones that bought a little $ETH and called it a day. Saylor has been stacking through every drawdown for years. Another buy could be coming, but nothing is confirmed yet.
Does this feel like the same setup as last time, or are we due for the correction everyone keeps calling?
#Bitcoin #Saylor #BTC
If you're still treating Saylor's tweets as noise, stop now.
This is the same trap that keeps catching people on every Strategy accumulation cycle. You either FOMO in after the official announcement when $BTC has already moved, or you fade it completely and watch $MSTR print another green candle without you.
Saylor just dropped "more orange than ever" next to the usual purchase chart. That exact flavor of post showed up right before the last few $BTC buys.
Strategy is sitting on 847,666 Bitcoin already, more than 4% of the entire max supply. At this point they are not a company with a Bitcoin position. They are a Bitcoin vehicle with a software business attached.
We've seen this movie. Similar hints in previous quarters preceded actual purchases, and the people who waited for confirmation paid a higher price. This isn't some random treasury experiment like the ones that bought a little $ETH and called it a day. Saylor has been stacking through every drawdown for years. Another buy could be coming, but nothing is confirmed yet.
Does this feel like the same setup as last time, or are we due for the correction everyone keeps calling?
#Bitcoin #Saylor #BTC
This is the same trap that keeps catching people on every Strategy accumulation cycle. You either FOMO in after the official announcement when $BTC has already moved, or you fade it completely and watch $MSTR print another green candle without you.
Saylor just dropped "more orange than ever" next to the usual purchase chart. That exact flavor of post showed up right before the last few $BTC buys.
Strategy is sitting on 847,666 Bitcoin already, more than 4% of the entire max supply. At this point they are not a company with a Bitcoin position. They are a Bitcoin vehicle with a software business attached.
We've seen this movie. Similar hints in previous quarters preceded actual purchases, and the people who waited for confirmation paid a higher price. This isn't some random treasury experiment like the ones that bought a little $ETH and called it a day. Saylor has been stacking through every drawdown for years. Another buy could be coming, but nothing is confirmed yet.
Does this feel like the same setup as last time, or are we due for the correction everyone keeps calling?
#Bitcoin #Saylor #BTC
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Strategy (Michael Saylor) published on October 4, 2026 « More orange than ever » with the Bitcoin accumulation chart, without amount, date, or price of a new purchase.
FACTS (Strategy, SEC filing Sept. 28, 2026; after Saylor Oct. 4):
• Last confirmed purchase: 1,665 BTC for $142.7M between Sept. 21 and Sept. 27; total 847,666 BTC for ~ $63.95B (average cost ~ $75,437/BTC incl. fees).
• MSTR ATM capacity still available: ~ $18.84B as of Sept. 27 (capacity ≠ executed purchase).
• Spot ~14:55 UTC (Oct. 4): $BTC ~85,186$ (CoinGecko), ~85,227$ (Kraken). Fear & Greed 65 (Greed).
INTERPRETATION: the wording recalls the « Even more orange » signal before the Sept. 28 disclosure. A communication pattern is not a purchase confirmation. Until no 8-K / Strategy dashboard adds BTC after Sept. 27, the market speculation is noise, not a flow.
SCENARIOS:
• Base: weekly disclosure of a new purchase $BTC in the days ahead, as after the previous post.
• Extension: no net purchase; the post remains a brand signal during the consolidation ~85k.
• Risk: overly aggressive reading of the tweet; short-term volatility on $BTC without regulatory backing.
Does the next Strategy dashboard / filing confirm a new purchase after Sept. 27, or does the « more orange » remain without a figure?
$BTC
#Bitcoin #Strategy #Saylor
Strategy (Michael Saylor) published on October 4, 2026 « More orange than ever » with the Bitcoin accumulation chart, without amount, date, or price of a new purchase.
FACTS (Strategy, SEC filing Sept. 28, 2026; after Saylor Oct. 4):
• Last confirmed purchase: 1,665 BTC for $142.7M between Sept. 21 and Sept. 27; total 847,666 BTC for ~ $63.95B (average cost ~ $75,437/BTC incl. fees).
• MSTR ATM capacity still available: ~ $18.84B as of Sept. 27 (capacity ≠ executed purchase).
• Spot ~14:55 UTC (Oct. 4): $BTC ~85,186$ (CoinGecko), ~85,227$ (Kraken). Fear & Greed 65 (Greed).
INTERPRETATION: the wording recalls the « Even more orange » signal before the Sept. 28 disclosure. A communication pattern is not a purchase confirmation. Until no 8-K / Strategy dashboard adds BTC after Sept. 27, the market speculation is noise, not a flow.
SCENARIOS:
• Base: weekly disclosure of a new purchase $BTC in the days ahead, as after the previous post.
• Extension: no net purchase; the post remains a brand signal during the consolidation ~85k.
• Risk: overly aggressive reading of the tweet; short-term volatility on $BTC without regulatory backing.
Does the next Strategy dashboard / filing confirm a new purchase after Sept. 27, or does the « more orange » remain without a figure?
$BTC
#Bitcoin #Strategy #Saylor
FACTS (Strategy, SEC filing Sept. 28, 2026; after Saylor Oct. 4):
• Last confirmed purchase: 1,665 BTC for $142.7M between Sept. 21 and Sept. 27; total 847,666 BTC for ~ $63.95B (average cost ~ $75,437/BTC incl. fees).
• MSTR ATM capacity still available: ~ $18.84B as of Sept. 27 (capacity ≠ executed purchase).
• Spot ~14:55 UTC (Oct. 4): $BTC ~85,186$ (CoinGecko), ~85,227$ (Kraken). Fear & Greed 65 (Greed).
INTERPRETATION: the wording recalls the « Even more orange » signal before the Sept. 28 disclosure. A communication pattern is not a purchase confirmation. Until no 8-K / Strategy dashboard adds BTC after Sept. 27, the market speculation is noise, not a flow.
SCENARIOS:
• Base: weekly disclosure of a new purchase $BTC in the days ahead, as after the previous post.
• Extension: no net purchase; the post remains a brand signal during the consolidation ~85k.
• Risk: overly aggressive reading of the tweet; short-term volatility on $BTC without regulatory backing.
Does the next Strategy dashboard / filing confirm a new purchase after Sept. 27, or does the « more orange » remain without a figure?
$BTC
#Bitcoin #Strategy #Saylor
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🚨 Ammous calls out and fires: In the business of coin hoarding, can most players really beat Saylor’s Strategy?
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👀 In a podcast interview, the author of *Bitcoin Standard*, Saifedean Ammous, speaks bluntly: among the many coin-hoarding players, he only looks favorably on Strategy. The reason is scale and cash reserves—what determines who can survive during a deep drawdown.
📊 His confidence comes from an 8-K filing: Strategy holds 847,666 bitcoins, with a purchase cost of $63.95 billion. It also keeps $5.02 billion in cash, specifically to cover preferred stock dividends and debt interest. When Bitcoin fell below $60,000 this summer, its STRC preferred shares briefly traded far below the target price of $100. In response, the company raised the annualized dividend yield to 12% and repurchased shares.
🔥 The debate has spilled over. The pro-Strategy camp says Ammous has pointed out the industry’s real truth: for small companies with no cash flow and no access to financing, once the coin price drops deeply, they can only take a beating passively. The opposition argues: don’t treat Strategy as a template—it benefits from its unique position in securing ongoing low-cost financing. Most ordinary companies can’t replicate that; if they try, they’ll likely become the ones buying at the top.
💡 What really matters isn’t who outperforms whom, but that the “coin-hoarding company” business is shifting—from a story of premium valuation to an elimination game focused on cash flow and financing capability.
⚠️ Let me say something offensive: treating public companies that hoard coins as “another Bitcoin” is the easiest kind of lazy mistake. It’s still the same coin—but the value of the shell depends entirely on whether the market is willing to pay a premium.
👀 Do you think, in the end, Strategy will dominate these coin-hoarding companies—or will we see a hundred flowers bloom? Drop your vote in the comments below 👇
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#比特币 #Strategy #Saylor #CryptocurrencyMarket
🚨 Ammous calls out and fires: In the business of coin hoarding, can most players really beat Saylor’s Strategy?
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👀 In a podcast interview, the author of *Bitcoin Standard*, Saifedean Ammous, speaks bluntly: among the many coin-hoarding players, he only looks favorably on Strategy. The reason is scale and cash reserves—what determines who can survive during a deep drawdown.
📊 His confidence comes from an 8-K filing: Strategy holds 847,666 bitcoins, with a purchase cost of $63.95 billion. It also keeps $5.02 billion in cash, specifically to cover preferred stock dividends and debt interest. When Bitcoin fell below $60,000 this summer, its STRC preferred shares briefly traded far below the target price of $100. In response, the company raised the annualized dividend yield to 12% and repurchased shares.
🔥 The debate has spilled over. The pro-Strategy camp says Ammous has pointed out the industry’s real truth: for small companies with no cash flow and no access to financing, once the coin price drops deeply, they can only take a beating passively. The opposition argues: don’t treat Strategy as a template—it benefits from its unique position in securing ongoing low-cost financing. Most ordinary companies can’t replicate that; if they try, they’ll likely become the ones buying at the top.
💡 What really matters isn’t who outperforms whom, but that the “coin-hoarding company” business is shifting—from a story of premium valuation to an elimination game focused on cash flow and financing capability.
⚠️ Let me say something offensive: treating public companies that hoard coins as “another Bitcoin” is the easiest kind of lazy mistake. It’s still the same coin—but the value of the shell depends entirely on whether the market is willing to pay a premium.
👀 Do you think, in the end, Strategy will dominate these coin-hoarding companies—or will we see a hundred flowers bloom? Drop your vote in the comments below 👇
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#比特币 #Strategy #Saylor #CryptocurrencyMarket
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👀 In a podcast interview, the author of *Bitcoin Standard*, Saifedean Ammous, speaks bluntly: among the many coin-hoarding players, he only looks favorably on Strategy. The reason is scale and cash reserves—what determines who can survive during a deep drawdown.
📊 His confidence comes from an 8-K filing: Strategy holds 847,666 bitcoins, with a purchase cost of $63.95 billion. It also keeps $5.02 billion in cash, specifically to cover preferred stock dividends and debt interest. When Bitcoin fell below $60,000 this summer, its STRC preferred shares briefly traded far below the target price of $100. In response, the company raised the annualized dividend yield to 12% and repurchased shares.
🔥 The debate has spilled over. The pro-Strategy camp says Ammous has pointed out the industry’s real truth: for small companies with no cash flow and no access to financing, once the coin price drops deeply, they can only take a beating passively. The opposition argues: don’t treat Strategy as a template—it benefits from its unique position in securing ongoing low-cost financing. Most ordinary companies can’t replicate that; if they try, they’ll likely become the ones buying at the top.
💡 What really matters isn’t who outperforms whom, but that the “coin-hoarding company” business is shifting—from a story of premium valuation to an elimination game focused on cash flow and financing capability.
⚠️ Let me say something offensive: treating public companies that hoard coins as “another Bitcoin” is the easiest kind of lazy mistake. It’s still the same coin—but the value of the shell depends entirely on whether the market is willing to pay a premium.
👀 Do you think, in the end, Strategy will dominate these coin-hoarding companies—or will we see a hundred flowers bloom? Drop your vote in the comments below 👇
Click the profile to watch the livestream + join the Jiujiu chat group to get daily strategy 🚀
#比特币 #Strategy #Saylor #CryptocurrencyMarket
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🚨 Saylor Eyes the $31.85 Trillion Market!
Bitcoin Treasury Firms Are Moving from “Coin Hoarding” to “Issuing Credit”🔥
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Michael Saylor has recently thrown out a massive realm of imagination: what Bitcoin treasury firms may go after in the future might not be just BTC itself, but the global stock and fixed-income markets totaling as much as $318.5 trillion.
According to SIFMA’s “Capital Markets 2026” data, in 2025 the global stock market capitalization is about $157.8 trillion, and the size of global fixed-income securities is about $160.7 trillion—together reaching roughly $318.5 trillion.
💰 Saylor’s core logic is that if, in the future, even a tiny fraction of traditional capital allocation flows into “Bitcoin-driven” capital market products, the amount of funds could still be very substantial.
And that’s also why he pays special attention to Strategy and Strive.
In Saylor’s definition, Strategy’s STRC and Strive’s SATA both fall under “digital credit” products built around Bitcoin. In simple terms, common stock is more about letting investors participate in BTC upside, while preferred stock places greater emphasis on yield.
🔥 Strive has also been continuously expanding its play in this space recently.
Strive already holds $50 million worth of Strategy perpetual preferred shares (STRC) and has included them in its own SATA dividend reserve. At the same time, Strive’s SATA is a floating-rate A-series perpetual preferred stock with a par value of $100 and an annualized dividend yield of about 13%.
Even more noteworthy: on September 26, Strive launched the T-Strive Digital Credit Preferred Yield ETF, planning to invest at least 80% of its assets in preferred stock and related derivatives, with an initial portfolio that includes STRC and SATA.
This means a new logic is taking shape:
Bitcoin treasury firms aren’t just “buying BTC and waiting for it to rise”—they’re beginning to build different layers of financial products around BTC assets, including stocks, preferred shares, and ETFs.
Click my avatar to follow for daily market analysis and short-term trading strategies🚀
#BTC #strategy #Saylor
🚨 Saylor Eyes the $31.85 Trillion Market!
Bitcoin Treasury Firms Are Moving from “Coin Hoarding” to “Issuing Credit”🔥
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Michael Saylor has recently thrown out a massive realm of imagination: what Bitcoin treasury firms may go after in the future might not be just BTC itself, but the global stock and fixed-income markets totaling as much as $318.5 trillion.
According to SIFMA’s “Capital Markets 2026” data, in 2025 the global stock market capitalization is about $157.8 trillion, and the size of global fixed-income securities is about $160.7 trillion—together reaching roughly $318.5 trillion.
💰 Saylor’s core logic is that if, in the future, even a tiny fraction of traditional capital allocation flows into “Bitcoin-driven” capital market products, the amount of funds could still be very substantial.
And that’s also why he pays special attention to Strategy and Strive.
In Saylor’s definition, Strategy’s STRC and Strive’s SATA both fall under “digital credit” products built around Bitcoin. In simple terms, common stock is more about letting investors participate in BTC upside, while preferred stock places greater emphasis on yield.
🔥 Strive has also been continuously expanding its play in this space recently.
Strive already holds $50 million worth of Strategy perpetual preferred shares (STRC) and has included them in its own SATA dividend reserve. At the same time, Strive’s SATA is a floating-rate A-series perpetual preferred stock with a par value of $100 and an annualized dividend yield of about 13%.
Even more noteworthy: on September 26, Strive launched the T-Strive Digital Credit Preferred Yield ETF, planning to invest at least 80% of its assets in preferred stock and related derivatives, with an initial portfolio that includes STRC and SATA.
This means a new logic is taking shape:
Bitcoin treasury firms aren’t just “buying BTC and waiting for it to rise”—they’re beginning to build different layers of financial products around BTC assets, including stocks, preferred shares, and ETFs.
Click my avatar to follow for daily market analysis and short-term trading strategies🚀
#BTC #strategy #Saylor
Bitcoin Treasury Firms Are Moving from “Coin Hoarding” to “Issuing Credit”🔥
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Michael Saylor has recently thrown out a massive realm of imagination: what Bitcoin treasury firms may go after in the future might not be just BTC itself, but the global stock and fixed-income markets totaling as much as $318.5 trillion.
According to SIFMA’s “Capital Markets 2026” data, in 2025 the global stock market capitalization is about $157.8 trillion, and the size of global fixed-income securities is about $160.7 trillion—together reaching roughly $318.5 trillion.
💰 Saylor’s core logic is that if, in the future, even a tiny fraction of traditional capital allocation flows into “Bitcoin-driven” capital market products, the amount of funds could still be very substantial.
And that’s also why he pays special attention to Strategy and Strive.
In Saylor’s definition, Strategy’s STRC and Strive’s SATA both fall under “digital credit” products built around Bitcoin. In simple terms, common stock is more about letting investors participate in BTC upside, while preferred stock places greater emphasis on yield.
🔥 Strive has also been continuously expanding its play in this space recently.
Strive already holds $50 million worth of Strategy perpetual preferred shares (STRC) and has included them in its own SATA dividend reserve. At the same time, Strive’s SATA is a floating-rate A-series perpetual preferred stock with a par value of $100 and an annualized dividend yield of about 13%.
Even more noteworthy: on September 26, Strive launched the T-Strive Digital Credit Preferred Yield ETF, planning to invest at least 80% of its assets in preferred stock and related derivatives, with an initial portfolio that includes STRC and SATA.
This means a new logic is taking shape:
Bitcoin treasury firms aren’t just “buying BTC and waiting for it to rise”—they’re beginning to build different layers of financial products around BTC assets, including stocks, preferred shares, and ETFs.
Click my avatar to follow for daily market analysis and short-term trading strategies🚀
#BTC #strategy #Saylor
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🚀 Has Bitcoin not even shown its maximum yet?
Michael Saylor believes the crypto market is only at the beginning of a long journey.
Today its capitalization is around $3 trillion, but in the future the market could grow to $120 trillion if crypto assets take at least 10% of the value of global assets.
And one of the main drivers for BTC Saylor sees in loans backed by bitcoin. Owners will be able to get money without selling their coins. 👀
Saylor himself expects long-term growth for Bitcoin of about 20–30% per year.
💭 Sounds ambitious. But if banks really start actively lending against BTC, it could drastically change how people view bitcoin.
What do you think about this scenario? Is it realistic, or is Saylor being overly optimistic again? 🧐#Saylor $BTC
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🚀 Has Bitcoin not even shown its maximum yet?
Michael Saylor believes the crypto market is only at the beginning of a long journey.
Today its capitalization is around $3 trillion, but in the future the market could grow to $120 trillion if crypto assets take at least 10% of the value of global assets.
And one of the main drivers for BTC Saylor sees in loans backed by bitcoin. Owners will be able to get money without selling their coins. 👀
Saylor himself expects long-term growth for Bitcoin of about 20–30% per year.
💭 Sounds ambitious. But if banks really start actively lending against BTC, it could drastically change how people view bitcoin.
What do you think about this scenario? Is it realistic, or is Saylor being overly optimistic again? 🧐#Saylor $BTC
Michael Saylor believes the crypto market is only at the beginning of a long journey.
Today its capitalization is around $3 trillion, but in the future the market could grow to $120 trillion if crypto assets take at least 10% of the value of global assets.
And one of the main drivers for BTC Saylor sees in loans backed by bitcoin. Owners will be able to get money without selling their coins. 👀
Saylor himself expects long-term growth for Bitcoin of about 20–30% per year.
💭 Sounds ambitious. But if banks really start actively lending against BTC, it could drastically change how people view bitcoin.
What do you think about this scenario? Is it realistic, or is Saylor being overly optimistic again? 🧐#Saylor $BTC
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$BTC
{spot}(BTCUSDT)
Open a long position on Bitcoin now, mate! Billionaire Michael Saylor reckons Bitcoin is enterin’ ‘hyper-growth mode’, sayin’: 'We’re in the gold rush for BTC
'Saylor reckons if Bitcoin captures just 10% of the world’s $900 trillion ($1.2k tn) worth of assets, its market cap could hit a whopping £90 trillion
$ETH
{spot}(ETHUSDT)
Imagine you opened a long trade today, and the price of Bitcoin shot right up to $1,200,000. Your profits would go properly sky-high with that sort of mental growth
The opportunity of a lifetime is right in front of you—buyin’ in now means gettin' stuck into the biggest financial shift of modern times. Don't miss out on the digital gold rush, innit!
$SOL
{spot}(SOLUSDT)
#AltcoinSeasonIndexHoldsAbove60For5Days #Saylor #bitcoin
$BTC
Open a long position on Bitcoin now, mate! Billionaire Michael Saylor reckons Bitcoin is enterin’ ‘hyper-growth mode’, sayin’: 'We’re in the gold rush for BTC
'Saylor reckons if Bitcoin captures just 10% of the world’s $900 trillion ($1.2k tn) worth of assets, its market cap could hit a whopping £90 trillion
$ETH
Imagine you opened a long trade today, and the price of Bitcoin shot right up to $1,200,000. Your profits would go properly sky-high with that sort of mental growth
The opportunity of a lifetime is right in front of you—buyin’ in now means gettin' stuck into the biggest financial shift of modern times. Don't miss out on the digital gold rush, innit!
$SOL
#AltcoinSeasonIndexHoldsAbove60For5Days #Saylor #bitcoin
Open a long position on Bitcoin now, mate! Billionaire Michael Saylor reckons Bitcoin is enterin’ ‘hyper-growth mode’, sayin’: 'We’re in the gold rush for BTC
'Saylor reckons if Bitcoin captures just 10% of the world’s $900 trillion ($1.2k tn) worth of assets, its market cap could hit a whopping £90 trillion
$ETH
Imagine you opened a long trade today, and the price of Bitcoin shot right up to $1,200,000. Your profits would go properly sky-high with that sort of mental growth
The opportunity of a lifetime is right in front of you—buyin’ in now means gettin' stuck into the biggest financial shift of modern times. Don't miss out on the digital gold rush, innit!
$SOL
#AltcoinSeasonIndexHoldsAbove60For5Days #Saylor #bitcoin
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🎯 Saylor is about to sell something new again
📰 Reports say Strategy has come up with a new way to spark demand—just as the MSTR and NAV premium has crashed to historic lows
📰 BTC jumped back to 85.3K dollars overnight, up 1% in 24 hours, and up 9.5% over 30 days
💬 The premium is gone, yet they’re adding leverage anyway—are they fueling a squeeze or handing out invitations to buy the bag? Read it twice and you’ll get it
🏷️ #Strategy #Saylor #MSTR #market structure
🎯 Saylor is about to sell something new again
📰 Reports say Strategy has come up with a new way to spark demand—just as the MSTR and NAV premium has crashed to historic lows
📰 BTC jumped back to 85.3K dollars overnight, up 1% in 24 hours, and up 9.5% over 30 days
💬 The premium is gone, yet they’re adding leverage anyway—are they fueling a squeeze or handing out invitations to buy the bag? Read it twice and you’ll get it
🏷️ #Strategy #Saylor #MSTR #market structure
📰 Reports say Strategy has come up with a new way to spark demand—just as the MSTR and NAV premium has crashed to historic lows
📰 BTC jumped back to 85.3K dollars overnight, up 1% in 24 hours, and up 9.5% over 30 days
💬 The premium is gone, yet they’re adding leverage anyway—are they fueling a squeeze or handing out invitations to buy the bag? Read it twice and you’ll get it
🏷️ #Strategy #Saylor #MSTR #market structure
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🚨 Saylor is stacking again 🟠
Strategy just added 1,665 $BTC
Total now: 847,666 $BTC
$152M $STRC buyback
In his latest Binance interview:
“We’re still early. Gold rush runs to 2035.”
Digital credit is next. Bitcoin remains the foundation.
While others debate tops, Saylor keeps buying.
#BTC #Saylor #strategy #bitcoin
{future}(BTCUSDT)
🚨 Saylor is stacking again 🟠
Strategy just added 1,665 $BTC
Total now: 847,666 $BTC
$152M $STRC buyback
In his latest Binance interview:
“We’re still early. Gold rush runs to 2035.”
Digital credit is next. Bitcoin remains the foundation.
While others debate tops, Saylor keeps buying.
#BTC #Saylor #strategy #bitcoin
Strategy just added 1,665 $BTC
Total now: 847,666 $BTC
$152M $STRC buyback
In his latest Binance interview:
“We’re still early. Gold rush runs to 2035.”
Digital credit is next. Bitcoin remains the foundation.
While others debate tops, Saylor keeps buying.
#BTC #Saylor #strategy #bitcoin
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Michael Saylor: The Bitcoin Bull Market Has Just Begun
Michael Saylor states that the period leading up to 2035 will mark the final "gold rush" for Bitcoin, attributing its growth to factors such as ETFs, treasury holdings, digital credit, and bank loans.
He also claims that STRC offers an annual return of 12% and has the potential to reduce Bitcoin's volatility to between 5% and 10%.
#Saylor
Michael Saylor: The Bitcoin Bull Market Has Just Begun
Michael Saylor states that the period leading up to 2035 will mark the final "gold rush" for Bitcoin, attributing its growth to factors such as ETFs, treasury holdings, digital credit, and bank loans.
He also claims that STRC offers an annual return of 12% and has the potential to reduce Bitcoin's volatility to between 5% and 10%.
#Saylor
Michael Saylor states that the period leading up to 2035 will mark the final "gold rush" for Bitcoin, attributing its growth to factors such as ETFs, treasury holdings, digital credit, and bank loans.
He also claims that STRC offers an annual return of 12% and has the potential to reduce Bitcoin's volatility to between 5% and 10%.
#Saylor
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In the past few hours, a clip from an interview with Saylor about Bitcoin has been going viral across the crypto community. He calls the period from now to 2035 Bitcoin’s last gold rush. His reason: by 2035, about 99% of all Bitcoin will have already been mined, and the remaining 1% will still take another hundred years or so to be gradually released.
This is essentially a supply narrative. His logic is straightforward: as the amount of mineable coins shrinks, the window for getting in grows narrower. The earlier holders enter, the more they can capture the premium created by later scarcity. This is also the story he has been repeating for years—calling Bitcoin “digital gold” and using its fixed supply to benchmark gold’s market value.
For traders, whether statements like this are right or wrong matters less than the fact that they represent a persistent buy-side expectation. The positions and actions behind Saylor have always been closely watched as a market signal. Every time he puts the scarcity narrative on the table, institutional sentiment gets reinforced again. Whether the window will truly close in 2035 no one can say for sure—but the narrative itself is already enough for some capital to keep stacking up long-term positions. He provides the story; the market does the math.
#BTC #比特币 #Saylor #Digital gold
In the past few hours, a clip from an interview with Saylor about Bitcoin has been going viral across the crypto community. He calls the period from now to 2035 Bitcoin’s last gold rush. His reason: by 2035, about 99% of all Bitcoin will have already been mined, and the remaining 1% will still take another hundred years or so to be gradually released.
This is essentially a supply narrative. His logic is straightforward: as the amount of mineable coins shrinks, the window for getting in grows narrower. The earlier holders enter, the more they can capture the premium created by later scarcity. This is also the story he has been repeating for years—calling Bitcoin “digital gold” and using its fixed supply to benchmark gold’s market value.
For traders, whether statements like this are right or wrong matters less than the fact that they represent a persistent buy-side expectation. The positions and actions behind Saylor have always been closely watched as a market signal. Every time he puts the scarcity narrative on the table, institutional sentiment gets reinforced again. Whether the window will truly close in 2035 no one can say for sure—but the narrative itself is already enough for some capital to keep stacking up long-term positions. He provides the story; the market does the math.
#BTC #比特币 #Saylor #Digital gold
This is essentially a supply narrative. His logic is straightforward: as the amount of mineable coins shrinks, the window for getting in grows narrower. The earlier holders enter, the more they can capture the premium created by later scarcity. This is also the story he has been repeating for years—calling Bitcoin “digital gold” and using its fixed supply to benchmark gold’s market value.
For traders, whether statements like this are right or wrong matters less than the fact that they represent a persistent buy-side expectation. The positions and actions behind Saylor have always been closely watched as a market signal. Every time he puts the scarcity narrative on the table, institutional sentiment gets reinforced again. Whether the window will truly close in 2035 no one can say for sure—but the narrative itself is already enough for some capital to keep stacking up long-term positions. He provides the story; the market does the math.
#BTC #比特币 #Saylor #Digital gold
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