Did Strategy Buy Bitcoin This Week? Michael Saylor Drops $70 Billion Teaser for Crypto Community

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Well, here we are again-another Sunday, another cryptic tweet from Michael Saylor, the big boss of Strategy, who’s probably the most vocal Bitcoin cheerleader this side of the corporate world.

If you’ve followed Saylor’s Sunday tradition, you’d know it’s always the same song. His posts, brimming with barely veiled hints about whether his company has snatched up more Bitcoin, never fail to get the crypto community’s gears grinding. This Sunday? No surprise, he drops yet another chart of those good ol’ orange dots-each one representing a Bitcoin buy since August 2020. But wait-this time, it’s the caption that really packs a punch.

Saylor, in his infinite wisdom, says, “The most important orange dot is always the next.” And bam, just like that, the crypto world goes wild, speculating if his company bought more BTC last week. Frankly, though, if they didn’t, that would be the real surprise. It’d be like saying you didn’t buy eggs when the price is half off. Come on, who’s buying that?

The most important orange dot is always the next.

– Michael Saylor (@saylor) October 19, 2025

But let’s put a little salt in the wound, shall we? Last week, Bitcoin took a dive that even the most optimistic could never have predicted. It tumbled past that key $105,000 barrier, almost nosediving straight to its “Black Friday” bottom from October 10th, which has already become an infamous little chapter in crypto lore. Ouch, right?

For Saylor and his crew, that could have been a prime chance to load up on some Bitcoin at a steep discount. After all, they’ve been buying at much higher prices recently. Heck, they’d probably call that “buying low” if they weren’t so busy watching their paper profits evaporate.

To buy or not to buy?

Now, here’s the other side of the coin-choosing *not* to buy. That would make sense too, right? After all, “Black Friday” in the crypto market saw $7 billion of Strategy’s paper profits evaporate faster than a pizza on a Friday night. That kinda loss can shake up even the most seasoned investors. It’s like watching your kid take the last cookie and realizing you forgot to hide the stash. Disappointment, but at least you saw it coming.

While Saylor is out here thinking about the next orange dot like it’s the key to the universe, the real drama lies in what decision Strategy made last week. Did they buy in when Bitcoin’s price was down? Or did they just sit tight, licking their wounds from the big hit? Time, as they say, will tell.

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2025-10-19 18:50