Michael Saylor Says Bitcoin Buying Continues as Strategy Sees “Stable” Base

Bitcoin’s mid-$90K support stays firm as Strategy continues steady accumulation despite recent volatility.

Strategy’s low leverage and preferred equity structure give stability even during major Bitcoin dips.

Saylor sees rising stablecoins and cleaner market leverage as supportive, with Strategy now holding approximately 3.1% of BTC.

Bitcoin’s pullback toward the mid-$90,000 range has not slowed Strategy CEO Michael Saylor, who said the company continues to add to its holdings despite recent volatility. He said the asset built a “strong base of support” near current levels, following heavy liquidations and selling from older holders around the $100,000 mark

His comments followed a period of sharp swings that included a rally from $68,000 to $106,000 after the Trump election, then a retreat driven by leverage unwinds and shifting macro expectations

He noted that Bitcoin remained higher than its levels 13 and 14 months ago, which ranged between $55,000 and $68,000, and said long-term investors typically viewed these drawdowns as part of the market cycle.

Strategy Maintains Steady Positioning

Saylor said Strategy carried minimal leverage, noting the firm sat at “not even 1.15 times levered” with debt extending four and a half years. He added that an 80% decline would still leave the company over-collateralized

That point introduced his broader view on the firm’s capital structure, which uses preferred equity instruments that do not create credit default risk. He argued this structure allowed the company to maintain stable positioning while continuing accumulation.

Bitcoin Outlook and Market Structure

Saylor said the recent selloff occurred as leverage exited the market, creating what he viewed as a cleaner foundation for future moves. He said he felt “fairly comfortable at this level,” though he acknowledged that forecasting year-end prices remained difficult due to macro shifts

He added that Bitcoin continued to outperform gold and the S&P over longer time frames. That set up a discussion about the wider digital asset economy, which he described as growing across two broad areas

One half revolved around Bitcoin as “digital capital,” while the other centered on proof-of-stake networks supporting tokenized currencies, tokenized securities and other blockchain-based instruments.

Stablecoins, Long-Term Demand and Strategy’s Purchases

The conversation then shifted to Cathie Wood’s updated long-term projections, which suggested stablecoin growth could influence Bitcoin’s role. Saylor said stablecoins may reach trillions in circulation, but he did not view them as competing with Bitcoin’s capital asset use case

He said Strategy now holds nearly 3.1% of the network at a blended cost of $74,000. He confirmed the company continued to buy at recent levels and said its next disclosed purchases would appear on Monday

He added that investors with shorter time frames might prefer credit instruments with lower volatility, including the firm’s STRC products, which offer volatility levels below Bitcoin’s 30-day average.

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