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I just saw an interesting news about Strategy. Michael Saylor is once again making massive bets on Bitcoin, and this time the amount is simply astonishing — nearly $330 million in just a few days at the beginning of April.
More details: the company purchased 4 871 BTC at an average price of around $67,7 thousand. This shows that even with the current market uncertainty, Michael Saylor is not changing his course. On the contrary, he continues to accumulate.
Now Strategy controls approximately 767 thousand Bitcoin. This makes it one of the largest corporate owners of the crypto asset in the world. The company has already invested about $58 billion in this position. The average entry price is about $75,6 thousand per coin. At the moment, considering the current price of $75.65K, the position is practically at breakeven, although there previously was a significant paper loss.
What’s interesting — this time Michael Saylor financed the purchase not in the usual way. Instead of using cash, the company sold preferred shares STRC. This allowed it to raise new capital without selling its existing assets. A brilliant move, if you think about it.
Strategy remains consistent: Bitcoin is seen as a long-term asset, not a trading instrument. When the price falls — Strategy buys more. When it grows — holds. Of course, this carries risks, but Michael Saylor clearly believes that Bitcoin will recover and go higher.
For the market, it’s a strong signal. When big institutions continue to actively accumulate, it affects sentiment. It shows that institutional demand for Bitcoin is still solid, despite short-term volatility. In addition, the financing scheme itself through the sale of preferred shares is becoming a trend — companies are finding new creative ways to gain access to crypto assets without directly selling reserves.