Michael Saylor’s company, Strategy, didn’t purchase any Bitcoin this week and instead chose to buy bonds.
Strategy Has Paused Bitcoin Accumulation For Now
Michael Saylor, co-founder and chairman of Strategy, announced on X (formerly Twitter) that the company did not purchase any Bitcoin last week. Saylor regularly posts updates on Sundays showing the company’s Bitcoin holdings, and these posts often suggest an upcoming purchase. This time, however, he stated clearly that Strategy will not be adding to its Bitcoin holdings this Monday.
Despite pausing its Bitcoin purchases, MicroStrategy remained active in the market this past week. According to Michael Saylor, the company invested in bonds instead. This move follows a large Bitcoin purchase of 24,869 BTC announced last Monday.
The company spent a massive $2.01 billion on this purchase. According to data from Saylor, the company now holds a total of 843,738 Bitcoin after the transaction.
Strategy currently holds Bitcoin worth about 2.6% more than it originally paid, as each token cost $75,701. While this profit is small, it’s a positive change from earlier this year when the company was operating at a loss between February and April.
Although Strategy didn’t make any purchases this Monday, they haven’t stopped buying altogether. Saylor suggested this in a recent post, mentioning that their “Bitcoin Vacuum” is still running. This likely refers to the company’s continued strategy of acquiring Bitcoin.
Strategy recently announced it’s buying back $1.5 billion worth of its outstanding bonds, which mature in 2029. This news comes as the company’s founder has suggested selling some of its Bitcoin holdings, leading to speculation that those sales could be used to finance the bond repurchase.
Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced outflows for the second week in a row, as reported by SoSoValue.
As a crypto investor, I’ve been watching the Bitcoin spot ETFs closely. These ETFs let people invest in Bitcoin without actually *holding* Bitcoin. Recently, though, I’ve noticed something concerning: for the past two weeks, more money has been flowing *out* of these US-based ETFs than flowing in. That means investors are selling their shares, and it’s a sign of negative momentum for Bitcoin.
After six weeks of gains, we’ve now seen two weeks of losses. It’s still unclear if this marks the beginning of a new downward trend.
BTC Price
Bitcoin’s price dropped below $75,000 over the weekend, but it has quickly recovered and is now trading around $77,400.
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2026-05-26 10:11