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The week has kicked off with a bang: Bitcoin has smashed past the $87,000 mark, and the crypto world is already buzzing with speculation about what comes next. Enter Michael Saylor, the Bitcoin bull extraordinaire and co-founder of MicroStrategy, who might have just teased yet another massive BTC purchase.
The timing couldn’t be more suspicious—MicroStrategy recently secured over $700 million in fresh capital, and Saylor, in his classic cryptic style, posted a Bitcoin chart with the caption “needs more orange” on X (formerly Twitter). If history is any guide, this could mean another major buy is just around the corner.
Needs more Orange. pic.twitter.com/BRyWs1ey80
— Michael Saylor⚡️ (@saylor) March 23, 2025
A Well-Timed Hint from Saylor?
Saylor’s Sunday post didn’t go unnoticed by crypto analysts. His tweet, deliberately vague yet painfully obvious, came just hours before the markets reopened on Monday—the exact moment when MicroStrategy has historically announced new Bitcoin purchases.
This isn’t the first time Saylor has dropped subtle (or not-so-subtle) clues before making a move. In the past, similar cryptic messages have preceded major Bitcoin buys, so traders and investors are now on high alert.
Small Purchase After a Buying Frenzy
The last confirmed Bitcoin purchase by MicroStrategy happened on March 17, when the company acquired 130 BTC for approximately $10.7 million. Compared to its usual buying sprees, this was a tiny purchase—one of the smallest in the company’s history.
Still, let’s not forget the bigger picture. MicroStrategy now holds an eye-watering 499,226 Bitcoin, solidifying its status as the largest publicly traded Bitcoin-holding company in the world.
Between November 2024 and January 2025, MicroStrategy was on a non-stop Bitcoin shopping spree, accumulating BTC for 12 consecutive weeks. However, the company seems to have shifted its strategy—perhaps to avoid moving the market too aggressively.
Now, with fresh funds in hand, the next big buy could be imminent.
A $711 Million War Chest – What Comes Next?
On March 21, MicroStrategy announced that it had raised approximately $711 million through the issuance of preferred stock at $85 per share, offering a 10% coupon yield.
With this capital secured, it’s almost inevitable that MicroStrategy will convert a large portion into Bitcoin. Saylor has repeatedly stated that he sees Bitcoin as the ultimate store of value—especially in an era of relentless monetary expansion.
In plain terms: Saylor isn’t sitting on this cash for long. If he follows his usual playbook, a major Bitcoin purchase announcement could come any day now.
Saylor’s Bold Call to the U.S. Government
Michael Saylor isn’t just stacking Bitcoin for his own company—he’s calling on the U.S. government to do the same.
Speaking at the Blockworks Digital Asset Summit, Saylor doubled down on his vision for a Bitcoin-powered future. His latest proposal? The U.S. government should aim to own 25% of the world’s total Bitcoin supply by 2035.
According to Saylor, such a move would be essential for maintaining geopolitical dominance in a Bitcoin-dominated global economy.
His national strategy plan includes:
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Clear regulatory frameworks for crypto adoption.
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A proactive Bitcoin acquisition policy by the U.S. Treasury.
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Recognition of Bitcoin as a superior asset to traditional investment benchmarks like the S&P 500.
Whether or not Washington takes him seriously, Saylor’s influence is undeniable. His Bitcoin thesis has already returned massive profits, and he isn’t shy about pushing the “orange pill” narrative to the highest levels of power.
MicroStrategy’s Unrealized Gains Soar Past $9.3 Billion
Despite Bitcoin’s volatility, MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin holdings have generated a staggering unrealized profit of over $9.3 billion—a 28% increase on the company’s total investment.
MicroStrategy could soon cross a historic milestone: owning over half a million BTC. If another big buy is announced, it might happen within days.
Final Thoughts: Is Another MicroStrategy Buying Frenzy Imminent?
All signs point to another major Bitcoin accumulation by MicroStrategy. The capital is there, the timing is right, and Saylor’s cryptic tweets are hard to ignore.
If the next purchase pushes MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin holdings beyond 500,000 BTC, it would further solidify its dominance as the largest corporate Bitcoin whale.
The only question left—how long before Saylor drops another tweet saying, “still not enough orange”?
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