Michael Saylor signaled that Strategy intends to keep accumulating bitcoin, even as the company's shares continue to decline amid investor skepticism. Sharing a chart of the firm's roughly $50 billion bitcoin holdings, Saylor teased that the company would need 'more data points,' a remark widely interpreted as a hint at further purchases. The comments come as Strategy's stock faces downward pressure, reflecting broader doubts about its leveraged bitcoin accumulation strategy. Saylor has long championed bitcoin as a primary treasury asset and has consistently dismissed market concerns about the company's approach. Strategy has built one of the largest corporate bitcoin reserves in the world through repeated acquisitions funded by debt and equity raises. The latest signal suggests Saylor remains committed to expanding the firm's position despite the disconnect between bitcoin's value and the company's falling share price.
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