Strategy just bought another 4,871 BTC

[SableTeacup]

shat stands out to me is how Strategy has basically turned Bitcoin into its core balance sheet asset, a buy like 4,871 BTC isn’t just a trade anymore it’s part of a long-term accumulation strategy. In that sense, it acts like a continuous demand sink for the market. The risk, of course, is that if BTC stays below their average entry for a long period, their unrealized losses could pressure sentiment even if they don’t sell. 

[hero_the_bossman]

shat stands out to me is how Strategy has basically turned Bitcoin into its core balance sheet asset, a buy like 4,871 BTC isn’t just a trade anymore it’s part of a long-term accumulation strategy. In that sense, it acts like a continuous demand sink for the market. The risk, of course, is that if BTC stays below their average entry for a long period, their unrealized losses could pressure sentiment even if they don’t sell. 

Black hole of an available supply of BTCs The orange black hole, that is.

[dansus021]

Based on startegy now the company is holding At 766,970 BTC, they are approaching 3.6% of the total supply that will ever exist. Like my previous post I do believe at certaint point Strategy are going to sell their bicoin when the Board or the companies said this is enough profit so they they can buy in another day.

But strategy is crazy enough hahah this company basically buying bitcoin with leverage and there is actually liquidate zone but Saylor is another level in my opinion. He play huge risk and huge reward.

[hd49728]

Based on startegy now the company is holding At 766,970 BTC, they are approaching 3.6% of the total supply that will ever exist. Like my previous post I do believe at certaint point Strategy are going to sell their bicoin when the Board or the companies said this is enough profit so they they can buy in another day.

But strategy is crazy enough hahah this company basically buying bitcoin with leverage and there is actually liquidate zone but Saylor is another level in my opinion. He play huge risk and huge reward.

Their Bitcoin accumulation is crazy and very risky that should not be learned and copied by other investors. I would feel more excited if they only use their own money to buy bitcoin and accumulate bitcoin for building up their bigger portfolio with time. However Strategy has used a lot of leverages and they have yet realized that risk already has become bigger with time. They have just escalated their leverages with time, and it's not good at all.

Tracking their portfolio and some other information easily with this https://saylortracker.com/

[Easteregg69]

Based on startegy now the company is holding At 766,970 BTC, they are approaching 3.6% of the total supply that will ever exist. Like my previous post I do believe at certaint point Strategy are going to sell their bicoin when the Board or the companies said this is enough profit so they they can buy in another day.

But strategy is crazy enough hahah this company basically buying bitcoin with leverage and there is actually liquidate zone but Saylor is another level in my opinion. He play huge risk and huge reward.

Their Bitcoin accumulation is crazy and very risky that should not be learned and copied by other investors. I would feel more excited if they only use their own money to buy bitcoin and accumulate bitcoin for building up their bigger portfolio with time. However Strategy has used a lot of leverages and they have yet realized that risk already has become bigger with time. They have just escalated their leverages with time, and it's not good at all.

Tracking their portfolio and some other information easily with this https://saylortracker.com/

I try to flip it to a lower tax account. "God has a plan raaeaady".

Told you guys I spend the welfare money on a share. The church in on taxes. I be snitching? Better wait for after math. So I don't have to delete my asshole when I am done with it.

We got most come falling down in flames when it comes to scorched. Calls for a lot of suspense. Spellchecker on and see what picks up. Next song is meant to feed you energy.

They crashed to ground and was ready for the next event? You tell me. For pointing a gun the crazy way.

You imgine a ghoul with only enough brain to carry a gun? I take them down in large numbers,.

[Cryptomultiplier]

At this point Strategy feels less like a company holding bitcoin and more like a permanent bid under the market. Curious how people here see it now: bullish long-term supply sink, or growing balance sheet risk if BTC stays below their average cost too long?

A longterm buyer, that ss how it looks from the outside. Who knows what they are planning or doing intern. But they want to own 1.000.000 bitcoins, and Im curious to see what happens next. Will they reach there goal and stop/sell, or will they hold on until 2029? They have been in the media for a very long time now, and they stay in the spotlight for so long and always in a positive light. I hope it stays that way for a very long time, for that i think the price would have to rise again.

If they would want to profit off of their bags - why not to sell

It may cause an uproar for a bit of time, but after that - who would care if they would buy it back eventually alongside other treasure-companies like itself?

The strategy they are holding onto is to accumulate more BTC mostly as it is now remaining about $1 million to complete the $21 million in supply.
That's why we advise and take action to hold and accumulate more BTC in our own little capacity so as not to be left out of profit when these large pocket holders start selling off their share.

[Dunamisx]

We should not be so moved by what microstrategy are doing when we are not making the same move for our own self or help in a little way we can afford to invest using our own strategy as well, we are being opportunity to hear of some things just for us to take the same step for our own good or follow similars pattern that could be profitable to us and not that we just hear them for nothing sake.

[Youngrebel]

We should not be so moved by what microstrategy are doing when we are not making the same move for our own self or help in a little way we can afford to invest using our own strategy as well, we are being opportunity to hear of some things just for us to take the same step for our own good or follow similars pattern that could be profitable to us and not that we just hear them for nothing sake.

It is easy to admire what big players like MicroStrategy are doing, but if we are not applying even a small version of that mindset to our own lives, then we’re just spectators. Not everyone has the kind of capital or risk tolerance they have, but the real lesson is not to copy them exactly and it is to learn the principle behind their actions. They saw an opportunity, built a strategy around it, and committed. We can do the same on our own level, even if it is with small, consistent investments or learning more before taking action.

[retreat]

MicroStrategy is investing their money in Bitcoin for the long term, so they will buy Bitcoin regularly regardless of market conditions. But what they are doing right now is a mix of accumulating at the best price and taking a risky decision. If Bitcoin's price remains low for a longer period of time, the pressure on MicroStrategy's balance sheet could be significant. In that position, they might make extraordinary decisions, perhaps liquidating a portion of their Bitcoin holdings to meet their responsibilities to investors and others. Michael Saylor is currently risking the fate of his company.

[Free Market Capitalist]

MicroStrategy is investing their money in Bitcoin for the long term, so they will buy Bitcoin regularly regardless of market conditions. But what they are doing right now is a mix of accumulating at the best price and taking a risky decision.

This is just BS. They are not accumulating at the best price, are accumulating as they raise funds to buy. In other words, the opposite is actually true: they accumulate at the worst possible price, because the more money they are able to raise is when the market is bullish and prices are hitting all-time highs.

If Bitcoin's price remains low for a longer period of time, the pressure on MicroStrategy's balance sheet could be significant. In that position, they might make extraordinary decisions, perhaps liquidating a portion of their Bitcoin holdings to meet their responsibilities to investors and others. Michael Saylor is currently risking the fate of his company.

A good way to say something that’s even remotely related to what’s being discussed without actually saying anything.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

How big is their unrealized lose between last year and now compare to their unrealized profit, for a long time now, strategy has been stacking more Bitcoin and we can all agree that they are not bothered with the noise around, what they are chasing after in a bigger picture which they already believe will come to reality few years from now. I guess they really have a certain figure that they want to acquire and also have a specific price that they want to sell the quantity they bought few years back.

[HustleZ]

Strategy just added another 4,871 BTC and now sits on 766,970 BTC total ( See Here ). What stood out to me isn’t even the buy itself anymore, it’s how normal this has become for them even while sitting on a massive unrealized Q1 loss.

At this point Strategy feels less like a company holding bitcoin and more like a permanent bid under the market. Curious how people here see it now: bullish long-term supply sink, or growing balance sheet risk if BTC stays below their average cost too long?]

In these phases its not unique that big firms are adding Bitvoin to their stashes. They are not here for short term profits like nost retailers, they either dont invest or when they invest they are very sure that the asset they are investing in is going to do numbers. And firms like strategy that sre mostly based on BTC these prices are like a bargain for them and they take advantage of them to the fullest, so its not something to be fascinated with.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Saylor is relentless and it really does help to somewhat limit downside in tgis bear market, that he is such a motivated, regular buyer.

I’m always really interested to see his Orange Dot on a Sunday X post, followed by his Monday announcement of how many Bitcoin he bought.

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

Saylor is relentless and it really does help to somewhat limit downside in tgis bear market, that he is such a motivated, regular buyer.

He is strategist for Strategy company and its Bitcoin portfolio management and clearly the company is a very regular institutional buyer but do you think this strategy - not only about regular purchases, but also how they have leveraged in order to have money for purchases - is too risky?

I’m always really interested to see his Orange Dot on a Sunday X post, followed by his Monday announcement of how many Bitcoin he bought.

Strategy company has bought bitcoins in both bullish and bearish markets.

You can see orange dots for Strategy's Bitcoin purchases here https://saylortracker.com/ and no longer has to rely on his Saylor's posts on X to see newest orange dots on the chart.

[GrafMonteKristo]

I consider this as a long term investment. If you are aiming to hold BTC till it’s like 1M+ any price you can acquire it below that is bargain. This is what I’m doing as well.

[rbynxx]

Saylor is relentless and it really does help to somewhat limit downside in tgis bear market, that he is such a motivated, regular buyer.

I’m always really interested to see his Orange Dot on a Sunday X post, followed by his Monday announcement of how many Bitcoin he bought.

He's much like you having "Diamond Hands".

I hopes he's true to his words that he'll take it to his grave. It's underappreciated to be honest of how much he done to the bitcoin market, he deserves some appreciation especially these days. Do you think he'll continue this buys even at any market price? Well, I've seen him buying some of it eve when we're at ATH so there's no probably doubt that he'll do that.

[UchihaSarada]

He's much like you having "Diamond Hands".

I hopes he's true to his words that he'll take it to his grave. It's underappreciated to be honest of how much he done to the bitcoin market, he deserves some appreciation especially these days. Do you think he'll continue this buys even at any market price? Well, I've seen him buying some of it eve when we're at ATH so there's no probably doubt that he'll do that.

These bought bitcoins are for Strategy company and the company investors, and not all of such coins are of Michael Saylor so surely he will be never allowed to bring all of those coins to his grave.

He has used strong words and made such motivational statements many times but I consider them as marketing statements. Saylor does not know about the future of both Strategy company and Bitcoin, and with whatever he believes they will go next, there are always chances of something opposite with his expectations.

Diamond Hands, Lazer Eyes are all buzz words and used by market makers to hype the market participants, stimulating them to buy more bitcoins around ATH and hold their coins during distribution phase of the market and whales.

[Free Market Capitalist]

We’re still dealing with vague generalities.

Well, I've seen him buying some of it eve when we're at ATH so there's no probably doubt that he'll do that.

What he does, in fact, is buy a lot when the price hits all-time highs and little or nothing during a bear market, which results in a terrible return on the Bitcoin he’s purchased. It seems like that might be changing with STRC's ATM, but we'll have to wait and see.

These bought bitcoins are for Strategy company and the company investors, and not all of such coins are of Michael Saylor so surely he will be never allowed to bring all of those coins to his grave.

Saylor has clearly stated that he personally owns 17,732 Bitcoin. He bought them some time ago, and in a recent interview, when asked how much he had, he replied, “at least that much.” Those are separated and different from Strategy's Bitcoins.

Furthermore, Strategy's Bitcoins are not owned by investors in the sense that no investor can demand to be redeemed for a certain amount of Bitcoin in exchange for the shares they hold. They are reserves held by the company. Additionally, in a hypothetical bankruptcy scenario (which I rule out, at least in the short term), the “investors”—who we typically think of as MSTR holders, the common stockholders—would likely receive no Bitcoin at all, or only a pittance. First, suppliers would be paid, then convertible bond holders, then STRF holders, then STRC holders, then STRK holders, then STRD holders, and finally MSTR holders—if anything is left.

[UchihaSarada]

Saylor has clearly stated that he personally owns 17,732 Bitcoin. He bought them some time ago, and in a recent interview, when asked how much he had, he replied, “at least that much.” Those are separated and different from Strategy's Bitcoins.

I knew that Saylor bought bitcoins for himself and did it before he convinced Strategy board members to do that for MicroStrategy but I thought more about the company investment when I wrote that reply.

Saylor's post on X on 2020 about his individual portfolio.

Some have asked how much BTC I own. I personally hodl 17,732 BTC which I bought at $9,882 each on average. I informed MicroStrategy of these holdings before the company decided to buy bitcoin for itself.

MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor owns at least 17,732 bitcoin, The Information reported.