Strategy’s Bitcoin Holdings Back in Focus After Saylor’s “Big Orange” Post

Michael Saylor, the executive chairman of Strategy, has once again sparked attention around the company’s Bitcoin holdings, posting the words “Big Orange” on X.

This phrase is often used by Saylor before the company announces new Bitcoin purchases. The post showed that Strategy’s Bitcoin portfolio is now worth about $61.25 billion.

In the past, similar posts were followed by official updates about Strategy buying more Bitcoin. Because of this pattern, traders closely watch Saylor’s messages for hints about future purchases.

Strategy bought 1,286 Bitcoin on January 5 for $116 million, at an average price of $88,568 per coin. The company also bought 3 Bitcoin between December 29 and 31 at an average price of $88,210, and another 1,283 Bitcoin between January 1 and 4 for $116 million, at an average price of $90,391.

These buys show that Strategy is still increasing its Bitcoin holdings. In total, Strategy now owns 673,783 Bitcoin, which it bought for $50.55 billion. The company’s average buying price is $75,026 per Bitcoin.

Strategy’s Bitcoin Bet Grows as BTC Trades in Tight Range

About 83% of Strategy’s investment strategy is focused on Bitcoin, and part of the funding came from selling company shares. MSCI also canceled plans to change index rules. This removed a major uncertainty for Strategy’s stock.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s price is moving sideways between $90,500 and $91,000. Analyst Ted says the price could fall toward $88,000–$88,500, which is an important support level. The next big price move will depend on whether Bitcoin breaks above resistance or below support.

Geopolitical tensions, especially between the U.S. and Iran, could also affect the market. Traders are watching closely to see if Bitcoin becomes more volatile or stays stable.

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