Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor has hinted at another bitcoin purchase as the company moves closer to holding 750,000 BTC.
The latest signal comes despite significant unrealised losses following bitcoin’s decline from its October peak of $126,080, with Strategy continuing to expand its holdings during what Saylor has described as a “full-blown crypto winter.”
As previously reported, Saylor said bitcoin is “ultimately going to $1 million if it does not go to zero,” underscoring his long-term conviction in the asset despite near-term volatility.
Bitcoin has fallen nearly 50% from its record high, reflecting broader market weakness, though Saylor has argued the current downturn differs from previous cycles.
He said this bearish phase may prove milder and shorter due to growing institutional participation and political support for digital assets.
Strategy’s continued accumulation highlights its role as one of the largest corporate holders of bitcoin, with the company maintaining an aggressive treasury strategy centred on expanding its BTC reserves.
Whether the next purchase pushes holdings closer to or beyond 750,000 BTC will depend on market conditions, but Saylor’s public signals suggest the firm remains committed to its long-term accumulation plan.
At the time of reporting, Bitcoin price was $64,769.95.