What is Michael Saylor planning for BTC?

[bayu7adi]

MicroStrategy or commonly known as MS now seems to be the most influential company in the eyes of the cryptocurrency community thanks to its Bitcoin ownership of 499,096, of which their last purchase was on February 24, 2025, as much as 20,356, the amount of their holding is even close to 50% of the total daily trading that occurs on Binance ..... their purchases continue to grow and they even have big plans to have BTC equivalent to $ 21 billion ...

This is crazy, being a very influential company and also having a very large BTC holding ... what do you think is Saylor's ultimate goal? Will he sell his BTC someday? Or continue to hold until his company is inherited by his successor?

https://treasuries.bitbo.io/microstrategy/ << amount of BTC holdings in Strategy companies
https://cointelegraph.com/news/michael-saylor-strategy-raise-21-billion-purchase-bitcoin << news about his 21 billion dollars plan

[dave_strider]

His goal is to propel his company and fame with BTC, due to him understating its core principles and much more.

We won't know his final goals, but we sure are seeing his bullishness on BTC far and wide.

[rdluffy]

It's a bit difficult to know exactly what's going on in Saylor's head
But you can tell that his main goal is to get as much BTC as possible for the time being
He understands that inflation and money printing will continue and BTC would be the best way to make money out of it

As for whether or not he plans to sell BTC, I can't imagine right now

[hugeblack]

As long as it is a profit-making investment company, it will be sold at some point in the future, but as long as they are making a profit, there is no harm in buying more.
you can read more about MS here ----> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5268108.0

[memehunter]

what do you think is Saylor's ultimate goal? Will he sell his BTC someday? Or continue to hold until his company is inherited by his successor?

Successfull institutions holds on to good investments forever, it benefits both the asset which they holding and the institution itself. This is how credibility is made in the market, which eventually results in huge evaluations.

[Findingnemo]

It's an asset and his plan is to sell them for profits sooner or later.

All I can remember is he recently added few thousand Bitcoins then market just went down, I expected to go upwards but people thought it's time to pull the string before he does.

But he might be buying more when price fell down.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

MicroStrategy or commonly known as MS now seems to be the most influential company in the eyes of the cryptocurrency community thanks to its Bitcoin ownership of 499,096, of which their last purchase was on February 24, 2025, as much as 20,356, the amount of their holding is even close to 50% of the total daily trading that occurs on Binance ..... their purchases continue to grow and they even have big plans to have BTC equivalent to $ 21 billion ...

This is crazy, being a very influential company and also having a very large BTC holding ... what do you think is Saylor's ultimate goal? Will he sell his BTC someday? Or continue to hold until his company is inherited by his successor?

https://treasuries.bitbo.io/microstrategy/ << amount of BTC holdings in Strategy companies
https://cointelegraph.com/news/michael-saylor-strategy-raise-21-billion-purchase-bitcoin << news about his 21 billion dollars plan

       -       Well, there is no doubt that his bitcoin fanaticism is truly amazing, and he has inspired many investors to buy bitcoin because they are inspired by what Michael Saylor is doing, even ordinary people who are not considered rich are at least implementing Dca for bitcoin in small amounts.

Now, if there is any plan why he is doing that, it is because I can only see one and that is the triple of the capital used for bitcoin, maybe as long as he can invest in bitcoin, he will do it, that is what I see. He is that well dedicated to accumulating bitcoin for the future.

[rdluffy]

It's an asset and his plan is to sell them for profits sooner or later.

All I can remember is he recently added few thousand Bitcoins then market just went down, I expected to go upwards but people thought it's time to pull the string before he does.

But he might be buying more when price fell down.

If Strategy sells in a short period of time, it could be very problematic for the market, as they are a large holder of BTC, almost 500,000 BTC
half a million BTC in a scenario of a maximum of 21 million, many of which are already lost and not yet mined

It is a good security for the price of BTC, but in possible sales it could even change the direction of the market downwards

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MicroStrategy or commonly known as MS now seems to be the most influential company in the eyes of the cryptocurrency community thanks to its Bitcoin ownership of 499,096, of which their last purchase was on February 24, 2025, as much as 20,356, the amount of their holding is even close to 50% of the total daily trading that occurs on Binance ..... their purchases continue to grow and they even have big plans to have BTC equivalent to $ 21 billion ...

This is crazy, being a very influential company and also having a very large BTC holding ... what do you think is Saylor's ultimate goal? Will he sell his BTC someday? Or continue to hold until his company is inherited by his successor?

+1
Although I don't believe in the words of big whales, Michael Saylor's strategy and interview seem different to me from others. I probably heard in an interview that he will keep buying Bitcoin until the end of his life but will not sell. And if this is true, then I must say that like Satoshi Nakamoto, he will also benefit the whole market of Bitcoin by holding Bitcoin.

[bayu7adi]

It's an asset and his plan is to sell them for profits sooner or later.

All I can remember is he recently added few thousand Bitcoins then market just went down, I expected to go upwards but people thought it's time to pull the string before he does.

But he might be buying more when price fell down.

Their average purchase price is around $66,300 USD/BTC... and I'm sure they won't sell anytime soon even though they've made a profit... they probably have a longer term projection... because they sold their shares at a price that wasn't cheap either... the share price is $262 right now and will likely continue to rise as time goes by...

Or maybe they'll make some longer term decisions... and that's understandable, because it seems like a lot of people are interested in owning MSTR shares right now... I'm a little bit sure, that MS will buy and buy more BTC in large amounts in the future...

[KincaidT]

It's an asset and his plan is to sell them for profits sooner or later.

All I can remember is he recently added few thousand Bitcoins then market just went down, I expected to go upwards but people thought it's time to pull the string before he does.

But he might be buying more when price fell down.

Their average purchase price is around $66,300 USD/BTC... and I'm sure they won't sell anytime soon even though they've made a profit... they probably have a longer term projection... because they sold their shares at a price that wasn't cheap either... the share price is $262 right now and will likely continue to rise as time goes by...

Or maybe they'll make some longer term decisions... and that's understandable, because it seems like a lot of people are interested in owning MSTR shares right now... I'm a little bit sure, that MS will buy and buy more BTC in large amounts in the future...

I've been thinking about their plan and it feels like they're playing the long game instead of chasing quick cash. I mean, if they're buying bitcoin around $66,300 on average, I'd probably sit tight too until it climbs way up, gotta make sure I'm getting a nice chunk back right? Looking at how MSTR's stock keeps going up, it seems like folks investing in them are totally on board with this big picture idea. I'm kinda excited to watch them keep stacking BTC, it could shake things up in the market down the road. Honestly, I'm curious how their next steps will hit both bitcoin's price and their own stock. It's like a slow burn but I've got a hunch it might pay off big.

[ABCbits]

This is crazy, being a very influential company and also having a very large BTC holding ... what do you think is Saylor's ultimate goal? Will he sell his BTC someday? Or continue to hold until his company is inherited by his successor?

Nobody knows for sure. But IMO they doesn't seem to care about Bitcoin as currency or payment method, when i couldn't find single news which state that MicroStrategy accept Bitcoin to buy their software/business.

[dave_strider]

This is crazy, being a very influential company and also having a very large BTC holding ... what do you think is Saylor's ultimate goal? Will he sell his BTC someday? Or continue to hold until his company is inherited by his successor?

Nobody knows for sure. But IMO they doesn't seem to care about Bitcoin as currency or payment method, when i couldn't find single news which state that MicroStrategy accept Bitcoin to buy their software/business.

As with any company - they care mostly about the profit in the end.
That's the reason why you didn't find any of such news posted.

[SmartGold01]

This is crazy, being a very influential company and also having a very large BTC holding ... what do you think is Saylor's ultimate goal? Will he sell his BTC someday? Or continue to hold until his company is inherited by his successor?

Nobody knows for sure. But IMO they doesn't seem to care about Bitcoin as currency or payment method, when i couldn't find single news which state that MicroStrategy accept Bitcoin to buy their software/business.

I also think the same and this could have been more effective and productive if they mentioned of using Bitcoin as payment method in their company, but Instead keep accumulating more Bitcoin which has no meaning. The accumulation could have been More valuable when people can buy software using Bitcoin and this could foster the price of Bitcoin as more people would be willing to use Bitcoin to purchase services and product from them.

[Stompix]

This is crazy, being a very influential company and also having a very large BTC holding ... what do you think is Saylor's ultimate goal? Will he sell his BTC someday? Or continue to hold until his company is inherited by his successor?

Saylor doensn't own those Bitcoin.
Microstrategy owns those bitcoins bought with loans and issuing shares.
Saylor doesn't own Microstraegy it has just below 10% of the shares in the company.
Vanguard for example owns just as many as Saylor himself.