Michael Saylor has once again fueled speculation about a fresh round of Bitcoin accumulation. In a new post on social media, the MicroStrategy executive chairman hinted that his strategy-focused firm may announce another major Bitcoin purchase , which is a move that comes amid shifting market-cycle expectations and strengthening on-chain activity.
₿ig Week pic.twitter.com/a27eg6Kw4v
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) November 16, 2025
Saylor’s Post Sparks Market Buzz and Buying Momentum
Saylor’s latest message, which included the phrase “Big Week” alongside a portfolio chart, triggered widespread speculation that MicroStrategy could announce a new Bitcoin acquisition as early as tomorrow.
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Hearing Saylor is set to announce another BTC purchase tomorrow ? https://t.co/sfc0RYeriw pic.twitter.com/TzV20O1LsL
— Maartunn (@JA_Maartun) November 16, 2025
The chart in Saylor’s post shows that MicroStrategy now holds approximately 641,692 BTC, valued at more than USD 61 billion at current prices. Saylor recently noted that a new purchase may be imminent, adding that such a buy would come during a period of heightened market volatility.
Bitcoin recently dipped below USD 100,000 and has stabilized around USD 95,000, according to CoinMarketCap. Last week, BTC fell sharply from its intraday high to USD 94,000, highlighting ongoing trader uncertainty. If MicroStrategy does announce another buy, it would reinforce investor confidence, as the company remains the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin.
Historically, Saylor’s announcements have triggered short-term BTC price bounces, with traders viewing them as fresh validation of Bitcoin’s long-term value from institutional players.
MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Strategy Remains Firm Despite Rumors
MicroStrategy currently holds roughly 641,000 BTC acquired at an average price near USD 74,000. With Bitcoin trading above that level, the firm is sitting on billions in unrealized profit.
Despite persistent rumors that MicroStrategy may be selling its holdings, Saylor has repeatedly denied all sale speculation, reaffirming the company’s long-term accumulation strategy.
This latest hint arrives at a time when Bitcoin’s traditional four-year cycle theory is being questioned. Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley recently warned that Bitcoin’s familiar cycle rhythm may be shifting. Many investors expected 2026 to be the next down year, but Horsley argues that traders attempting to sell early could push that downward pressure into 2025.
He suggested that this behavior might reshape the well-known post-halving cycle, noting that Bitcoin’s performance this year has already deviated from the dramatic post-halving patterns of the past. Horsley implied that early profit-taking may signal a potential break in the long-standing cycle structure.
