While most traders are anxiously watching their screens as Bitcoin [BTC] falls below $90,000, Michael Saylor’s company, Strategy Inc., does the opposite.
New data from Arkham confirms Saylor is following a new level of aggression.
In the past week alone, Strategy Inc. sucked in a whopping $2.16 billion worth of BTC.
This purchase was made by the firm at an average price of $95,284, even as the daily charts turned red.
By ignoring the short-term market noise and doubling down on billions of dollars, Strategy Inc. proves. that her belief is not tied to the current price, but to the ultimate value of Bitcoin.
“This is Saylor’s largest BTC purchase in almost half a year.”
Strategy’s Bitcoin purchases since late 2025
Since mid-December 2025, Michael Saylor’s buying strategy has clearly changed. What started as cautious purchases has turned into major moves worth billions of dollars.
At the end of 2025, Strategy’s Bitcoin purchases were relatively small for a company of its size, averaging around $100 million. But as 2026 began, the pace accelerated sharply.
Between January 11 and 19, Strategy and Saylor invested more than $3.3 billion in Bitcoin.
In December 2025, the company made smaller, more controlled purchases, including a $0.98 billion purchase on December 14 and a $0.11 billion addition on December 28.
Once the new year started, the scale quickly changed.
In mid-January, Strategy made a $1.25 billion purchase, followed days later by its most aggressive move yet, a $2.13 billion purchase on January 19.
Saylor ‘buys the dip’
What makes this buying spree unique is that Michael Saylor didn’t wait for a bull run to start. Instead, Strategy has consistently followed a ‘buy the dip’ philosophy during periods of market uncertainty.
For example, when Bitcoin fell to $87,799 in late December and hovered around $90,000 in early January, Saylor viewed the lack of upside momentum as a discount window rather than a reason for caution.
Even like Bitcoin baptized to $89,199 at the time of writing, down 2.14% in 24 hours, the conviction remained unwavering.
This relentless accumulation has done just that pushed Strategy’s total holdings stand at a historic 709,715 BTC, while Saylor’s personal stash of 17,732 BTC further proves that he is all in on this strategy, both as chairman and as an individual.
The results of this four-year bet are hard to ignore.
According to data Saylor recently shared, Strategy has outperformed almost every major asset class.
While Nvidia leads the market with a 1,557% increase thanks to the AI boom, Strategy is firmly in second place with a 1,173% gain.
To put that in perspective, the company’s 60% annual return has even surpassed Bitcoin itself, which rose 674% over the same period.
Final thoughts
- Large-scale accumulation during uncertainty often precedes major shifts, even if sentiment remains weak.
- The company’s willingness to buy at higher averages indicates comfort with volatility, not fear of it.