Saylor Signals New BTC Buy as Bitcoin Slips Below $68K

Key Insights:

• Strategy holds 717,131 BTC despite $5.8B unrealized loss at current prices.
• Bitcoin drops over 40% from peak as ETF outflows pressure sentiment.
• Saylor’s post suggests possible 100th Bitcoin acquisition announcement soon.

Michael Saylor signaled another possible Bitcoin purchase as BTC traded below $68,000. The Strategy executive chairman posted the company’s accumulation chart on X with the caption “The Orange Century.” Similar posts have appeared before previous purchase announcements.

Bitcoin traded at $67,457 at the time of writing. The asset fell 2% in 24 hours and nearly 24% over the past month. Price remains below the $70,000 level after a recent breakdown.

Strategy Approaches 100th Bitcoin Purchase

Saylor has shared weekend chart updates before earlier Bitcoin buys. Those posts often came ahead of Monday filings confirming new acquisitions. The latest message points to a potential 100th purchase.

On February 17, Strategy bought 2,486 BTC for $168.4 million. The company paid an average of $67,710 per coin. Total holdings now stand at 717,131 BTC acquired for $54.52 billion.

Strategy’s average purchase price is $76,027 per Bitcoin. With BTC near $67,457, the position shows an unrealized decline of about $5.8 billion. The company continues to raise capital through debt and share issuance while holding its Bitcoin.

Bitcoin Drops Over 40% From Peak

Bitcoin has declined more than 40% from its high above $125,000. The asset failed to hold above $70,000 earlier this week. Selling pressure pushed the price under $68,000.

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index printed 9, a level that reflects extreme fear. ETF data shows cumulative outflows of $8.3 billion from the all-time high. Analysts also point to competition from gold and stablecoins as demand shifts.

Recent trade policy changes introduced a broad 15% tariff rate under updated measures. Markets continue to react to macro developments alongside crypto price moves.

MSTR Shares Show Limited Volatility

Strategy’s stock traded between $129.41 and $136.14 on Friday. Shares closed up 1.24% on 17.6 million shares. After-hours trading placed the stock near $131.

The stock’s 52-week range runs from $104.17 to $457.22. Investors now watch for confirmation of another Bitcoin purchase as the company nears its 100th acquisition.

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