Michael Saylor signalled that Strategy will purchase more Bitcoin, marking a potential 12th consecutive week of accumulation despite a sharp market downturn.
Saylor posted the company’s BTC accumulation chart on X, a move widely interpreted as confirmation of an imminent acquisition and the firm’s 99th Bitcoin transaction.
Strategy’s most recent purchase on February 9 involved 1,142 BTC worth over $90 million, lifting total holdings to 714,644 BTC valued at roughly $49.3 billion at current prices.
The continued buying comes after Bitcoin plunged more than 50% from its all-time high above $125,000, falling below Strategy’s average acquisition cost of $76,000 per coin during October’s flash crash.
Despite analyst speculation that the company might halt purchases or liquidate holdings, Strategy has maintained its aggressive accumulation policy even as the broader crypto treasury sector shows signs of strain.
Standard Chartered warned that several crypto treasury firms saw their multiple on net asset value fall below one by September 2025, limiting their ability to raise capital through equity issuance.
Strategy earlier reported a $12.4 billion fourth-quarter loss that sent its shares down 17%, although the stock has since partially recovered to close at $133.88 on Friday.
At the time of reporting, Bitcoin price was $68,900.87.