As Bitcoin rebounded past $105,000 with a sharp 5% rally, Strategy's Michael Saylor sent a cryptic but confident message to the crypto world.
In a stylized image posted on social media, Saylor stood by the sea in a Bitcoin-orange tie, captioned: “Meet me at Land’s End.” The post, blending symbolism with scenery, echoed his enduring belief in BTC’s long-term value.
The message followed news that Strategy had purchased an additional 245 BTC for $26 million, growing its holdings to 592,345 Bitcoin—now worth over $62 billion.
The move came just days after the company made headlines with a billion-dollar BTC acquisition.
Saylor’s ongoing accumulation strategy stands in contrast to short-term profit-taking across the market. Rather than reacting to daily price swings, he continues to double down, treating Bitcoin not as a speculative asset but as a generational store of value.
With market sentiment shifting and volatility returning, Strategy’s bold approach reaffirms its role as one of the most committed corporate backers of Bitcoin.
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