Bitcoin Surges 3% As Michael Saylor Reveals Strategy’s Ability to Instantly Buy Billions in BTC

The Bitcoin price jumped 3% in the past 24 hours to trade at $110,368 on a 57% daily trading volume surge to $57.1 billion.

This comes after Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, said his company can convert new capital into Bitcoin almost instantly, describing the process as “a thousand times faster” than traditional investments like real estate or oil.

Speaking on the Market Disrupters podcast, Saylor revealed that Strategy can raise and invest billions of dollars in Bitcoin within hours. He also hinted that the firm may soon buy more Bitcoin, even as corporate treasuries face pressure from falling asset values.

Strategy currently holds 640,250 BTC, or about 2.5% of Bitcoin’s total supply. Saylor said the company’s system allows it to “build in real time,” completing large transactions within minutes. He dismissed critics of the firm’s aggressive Bitcoin strategy as “strategically ignorant,” arguing that investors benefit from Bitcoin’s appreciation and yield compared to traditional fiat-based investments.

Bitcoin Price Targets $150K as Bulls Regain Strength

Bitcoin (BTC) has bounced strongly from the $100,000 support level, showing signs of a new bullish move after weeks of price weakness. The leading cryptocurrency is trading at around $110,320, up 1.54% in the past 24 hours, according to Binance data.

The latest chart shows Bitcoin forming a “double bottom” pattern — a common signal that often marks the end of a downtrend and the start of an upward reversal. The key neckline resistance is near $115,000. If Bitcoin breaks and stays above this level, analysts believe it could start a strong rally toward the next target around $150,000.

BTCUSD Analysis Source: Tradingview

Before this move, Bitcoin spent several months in a consolidation phase, with prices moving sideways between $100,000 and $115,000. That period helped form the strong support zone that buyers are now defending. Traders also see the $107,000 to $110,000 range as a good buying area, while $100,000 remains a critical line of defense for bulls.

The RSI (Relative Strength Index) on the daily chart stands near 45, showing that the market is neither overbought nor oversold. This suggests that there’s still room for Bitcoin to move higher if buying pressure increases. The “reward zone” on the chart points toward the $120,000 level as the next key resistance before the possible move toward $150,000.

However, analysts warn that if Bitcoin fails to hold above $105,000, it could fall back into a correction phase. Factors such as global economic uncertainty or changes in U.S. interest rates could also affect short-term price action.

For now, the overall outlook remains positive. The double-bottom pattern and improving momentum suggest that Bitcoin may be preparing for another big rally.