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I just saw that Michael Saylor continues in a heavy accumulation mode. MicroStrategy bought another 3,273 bitcoins last week for about US$ 255 million, bringing the company’s total to 818,000 BTC. That’s absurd.
What stands out most is that Michael Saylor managed to achieve a 9.6% return just on bitcoin alone so far this year. MicroStrategy paid an average of US$ 75,537 per bitcoin in total, and with BTC trading near US$ 80,620 now, the numbers add up.
It’s not only MicroStrategy. Strive also jumped in strongly, buying 789 BTC for US$ 61.43 million in the same week. These big corporate purchases are becoming more and more normal—like that rush of companies trying to accumulate before it gets too expensive.
What’s interesting is that while Wall Street continues buying crypto and stocks, the sentiment of the average consumer is falling. It seems the market is being driven more and more by institutional capital, and Michael Saylor is leading that wave with MicroStrategy. It makes you wonder what happens when only the big players are accumulating.