2025-12-29 14:24:20

The corporate BTC procurement topic continues to heat up. Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor recently sent a new signal—"Back to Orange," which marks a clear shift in the company's investment approach. Just a week ago, they announced the "Green dot" cash reserve strategy, and this adjustment is quite significant.

Data shows that Strategy currently controls the largest corporate BTC asset pool globally, with a total holding of approximately 660,000 coins. Starting from an average cost of $74,702, the company has completed 88 purchase transactions. Such a large volume means that every adjustment in direction can shake the market.

Market observers generally believe that behind this new signal lies a larger procurement plan. As a heavyweight player in the crypto space, Strategy's holdings movements have always been a market sentiment indicator. If they really initiate a new round of bottom-fishing, short-term liquidity will inevitably come under pressure. Whether BTC can break through the current oscillation range depends on this move.

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 1h ago

Adjusting two strategies in a week? How badly is the cost price of 74,702 now losing? Is Saylor just putting on a show or genuinely panicking... Moving 660,000 tokens can make the market tremble three times over. To put it simply, it's just testing liquidity depth.

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0xSoulless

· 20h ago

A new trick every week, they really treat us like monkeys. With 660,000 BTC in hand, they say they can change their mind at will. We retail investors can only follow along and sip the soup, and we still have to worry about being crushed. Saylor's move this time is truly impressive. Big funds have this kind of confidence; changing strategies is as easy as changing clothes. Anyway, no matter how they mess around, the ones who end up losing are always the bagholders. Trying to buy the dip again? Just wait. When liquidity tightens, BTC will drop directly, and then we'll have to tell the story all over again. When this big player moves, retail investors have to run. It's really absurd. Green and Orange can play around freely, but we have to watch the market and guess. Just sit back and watch the show. Anyway, this market is a game of big fish eating small fish. No matter how clever the strategy, it can't hide this fact.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 20h ago

Bro, your moves are a bit hasty this time, two face changes in a week? Saylor is about to start a crazy buying spree, waiting for the next big news... 660,000 BTC in hand, this is the real big player, and we the retail investors are trembling. "Back to Orange" sounds really fierce, feels like a big move is coming. This rhythm is definitely stirring the market, liquidity is about to tighten. Saylor truly is the spokesperson for BTC, his actions make the market tremble. It might be hammered in the short term, but that also means they are bottom-fishing. This is what it means to be rich and reckless; every transaction can influence the entire market. Waiting to see if BTC can break through, feels like a critical moment is coming. 88 purchases, with an average cost of over 70,000, who dares to compare with him?

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RadioShackKnight

· 20h ago

A new strategy every week, what is Saylor playing at? Or is the market signal too chaotic? 660,000 tokens, truly a major player among big investors. Any move they make can influence the entire market. This time, "Back to Orange" is really entering a bottom-fishing mode. Retail investors are probably going to get caught in another wave of liquidation.

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