After a rare week-long pause in Bitcoin accumulation, Strategy is gearing up to resume its purchasing spree, according to co-founder Michael Saylor.
In a Sunday post, Saylor hinted at renewed activity, writing, “Some weeks, you don’t just HODL.”
The pause followed a streak of 12 consecutive weeks of Bitcoin buys, with the company’s last purchase on June 30 totaling 4,980 BTC for $532 million. Strategy currently holds 597,325 BTC—valued at over $70.9 billion—making it the largest corporate holder of the asset.
Last week, the firm announced plans for a $4.2 billion capital raise, which many believe is tied to further BTC accumulation. Strategy’s stock is trading at around $434, up 16% this month, but still shy of its all-time high of $543 reached in late 2024.
The firm’s aggressive acquisition strategy has become a major driver in Bitcoin’s market dynamics. Treasury accumulation by companies like Strategy now outpaces daily mining output, leading to speculation about a looming supply squeeze. However, some analysts caution that this level of debt-fueled Bitcoin buying could pose systemic risks if sentiment shifts.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $119,127 as interest from institutions continues to shape market direction.
Alexander Stefanov
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