- Saylor Teases Another Bitcoin Buy: Michael Saylor hinted at another BTC purchase after Strategy’s recent $427.1M buy, though such moves now barely impact market volatility due to being priced in early.
- Proof-of-Reserves Backlash: Saylor drew criticism for refusing to publish on-chain proof-of-reserves, sparking conspiracy theories—though Arkham Intelligence later claimed to have verified Strategy’s BTC holdings.
- “Harder to Buy Bitcoin” Warning: Saylor warned that acquiring BTC will become “exponentially harder,” echoing bullish sentiment that Bitcoin could soon outperform gold in the latter half of 2025.
Michael Saylor’s at it again. The outspoken and kinda eccentric co-founder of Strategy is tossing out more hints that he might be gearing up for another round of Bitcoin buying. Just last week, Strategy scooped up a hefty $427.1 million worth of BTC—no small change. But here’s the thing… despite the size, these buys barely rattle the market anymore. Traders? They’re usually a step ahead, pricing it all in before the ink’s dry.
That doesn’t mean these moves are meaningless though. According to JPMorgan, Strategy’s massive buying spree is actually one of the bigger bullish signals for Bitcoin right now. It could even help BTC leave gold in the dust later this year, especially after dragging behind it earlier in 2025. So while the price doesn’t jump every time Saylor makes a move, the impact’s still simmering beneath the surface.
Drama Over Proof-of-Reserves Sparks Speculation
Saylor stirred the pot recently by refusing to publish on-chain proof-of-reserves. His reason? Security risks. But yeah, a lot of people in the crypto space weren’t buying that. Critics pointed out that some pretty reputable companies manage to prove reserves without exposing themselves to any crazy risks. That decision lit up social media, with rumors swirling that maybe—just maybe—Strategy isn’t holding as much real Bitcoin as it claims.
To tamp down the noise, Arkham Intelligence came forward and said they actually tracked down Strategy’s BTC holdings. That helped cool off the conspiracy theories a bit, but the trust gap? It’s still there for some folks.
Bitcoin Getting Harder to Buy, Says Saylor
Oh, and if that wasn’t enough, Saylor also recently made a bold call—it’s gonna get “exponentially harder” to buy Bitcoin going forward. That’s a pretty loaded statement, considering the guy’s already led Strategy to buy up tons of BTC. With the price creeping, institutions sniffing around, and halving effects kicking in, he might not be wrong. But whether it’s another marketing push or a real signal, one thing’s clear: the guy knows how to keep Bitcoin in the headlines.
