Bitcoin’s price action may be soft, but the rumor mill is not. The latest spark came from Michael Saylor, whose brief “Big Week” post — paired with a portfolio graphic — has traders wondering whether Strategy is about to add even more BTC to its already enormous stash.
Key Takeaways:
- Saylor’s “Big Week” post sparked rumors of a new Strategy BTC buy.
- Strategy now holds about 641,692 BTC and is still in profit.
- Analysts say a new purchase could lift confidence in a shaky market.
Bitcoin investors are monitoring Michael Saylor closely after a new social media post fueled speculation that Strategy may be preparing to expand its BTC holdings again.
Saylor published a post titled “Big Week” alongside a chart displaying Strategy’s estimated Bitcoin balance. The graphic showed approximately 641,692 BTC, worth more than $61 billion at current prices. Saylor did not provide further details, but the market interpreted the post as a possible hint of an upcoming purchase announcement.
The timing of the post stands out because Saylor has previously released similar teasers shortly before confirming additional Bitcoin acquisitions.
Comes During Period of Market Volatility
Bitcoin recently fell below the $100,000 level and traded around the $95,000 range at the time of the post. A new buy from Strategy — the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin — would signal continued institutional confidence during a volatile phase of the market.
Strategy’s average Bitcoin cost basis is estimated near $74,000, which means the company remains in profit despite the current price pullback.
The post prompted immediate commentary from analysts and on-chain researchers. CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn referenced accumulation patterns and suggested that Strategy could disclose a purchase announcement within days.
Earlier speculation that Strategy was reducing its position was dismissed by Saylor, who reiterated that the firm has not sold Bitcoin and intends to maintain its accumulation strategy.
Market Narrative Around Halving Cycle Is Also Changing
While speculation around Saylor continues, a broader industry discussion has emerged around Bitcoin’s market cycle. Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley recently said the traditional four-year cycle may be shifting. According to Horsley, expectations of a downturn in 2026 may have encouraged earlier selling, possibly contributing to the correction currently seen in 2025.
He noted that Bitcoin’s post-halving performance has been weaker than in previous cycles and suggested that early profit-taking could be reshaping historical patterns.
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