Michael Saylor’s Strategy Signals Possible Bitcoin Accumulation After BTC Breaks $100K

On May 11, Saylor shared a seemingly casual post on X featuring the company’s Bitcoin portfolio dashboard and the cryptic phrase “connect the dots.” While the message was brief, it fits a familiar pattern. Saylor has often hinted at major purchases with vague posts just before Strategy confirms new acquisitions. This has happened the past few weeks where he shares a post on Sunday and the next day the company makes a purchase.

Currently, Strategy controls over 555,000 BTC, according to Saylor Tracker—placing the company well ahead of any other corporate holder with a stash now valued at more than $58 billion. The firm has become synonymous with long-term Bitcoin conviction and has consistently expanded its holdings through both bull and bear markets.

Strategy’s aggressive approach has started to influence peers in the corporate space. Metaplanet, a Japan-based firm often dubbed the “Asian MicroStrategy,” recently opened a U.S. arm to extend its Bitcoin accumulation strategy internationally. The firm now holds more than 5,000 BTC.

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In the U.S., the competition is growing more intense. Financial powerhouse Cantor Fitzgerald has teamed up with Tether to launch a $3 billion initiative focused on building a Bitcoin-focused treasury management firm. Meanwhile, Strive, led by Vivek Ramaswamy, has merged with Asset in a bid to establish another major Bitcoin-centric player.

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