In a bold post-earnings signal, Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor hinted at another major Bitcoin purchase, marking what could be the fourth consecutive week of BTC accumulation by the corporate giant.
Following the Q1 2025 earnings call, Saylor shared a Bitcoin chart on social media, widely interpreted as a green light for another BTC acquisition. This comes just days after Strategy bought 15,355 BTC—valued at over $1.4 billion on April 28—boosting its total holdings to 553,555 BTC.
Despite falling short of revenue expectations—reporting $111 million for Q1, a 3.6% year-over-year decline—Strategy’s aggressive Bitcoin strategy shows no signs of slowing. According to data from SaylorTracker, the company is sitting on an estimated 39% gain across its Bitcoin holdings, equating to over $15 billion in unrealized profits.
So far in 2025 alone, Strategy has acquired 61,497 BTC. The firm also revealed plans to raise an additional $21 billion through an equity offering to fund future BTC purchases—an unprecedented move in corporate treasury management.
Asset manager Richard Byworth has proposed that Strategy expand its dominance by acquiring cash-rich companies and converting their fiat reserves into Bitcoin. He also advocates for open-market purchases, which could tighten BTC supply and push prices even higher—benefiting Strategy’s holdings and intensifying institutional interest.
BTC analyst Adam Livingston highlighted Strategy’s staggering daily accumulation rate of roughly 2,087 BTC—far surpassing the current global mining output of just 450 BTC. This aggressive pace, he argues, is akin to a “synthetic halving,” accelerating Bitcoin scarcity and potentially reshaping the asset’s macroeconomic dynamics.
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As exchange balances dwindle and Saylor’s strategy scales, analysts and investors are keeping a close eye on Strategy’s next move. The company’s relentless Bitcoin buying spree is not only influencing BTC’s price trajectory but redefining the role of corporate treasuries in the digital asset era.
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