Michael Saylor Teases Tesla, Bitcoin And Big Tech Rivals With MSTR’s 126% One-Year Surge

MSTR has surged by a staggering 126% over a year, trouncing the returns of Tesla and other Big Tech rivals. While the stock price is intricately tied to Bitcoin, there are fears that a massive dip in BTC price will hurt holders of Strategy stock.

MSTR Trumps Tesla, NVIDIA, Gold, And Meta

Strategy (MSTR) shares have spiked by triple digits on the one-year charts in a rally that sees it surpass the price performance of leading tech stocks. According to an X post by Michael Saylor, MSTR has risen by 126% in a year, defying the expectations of market analysts.

At the moment, the stock trades at $374.47 to close the week with a near 2% gain. However, the real deal lies in the 12-month chart, with MSTR reaching a peak of $542.99 and lows of $102.40 during the year.

Despite the wild swings, MSTR has delivered triple-digit percentage gains for holders, leaving Michael Saylor ecstatic. Per the data shared, MSTR’s gains outclassed Tesla (TSLA), Bitcoin (BTC), and Meta (META), which returned 66%, 48%, and 41%, respectively in the last year.

Strategy is fully torqued Bitcoin. pic.twitter.com/Dqu6RKY7b7

— Michael Saylor (@saylor) June 6, 2025

Nvidia and Amazon posted 17% and 15% gains for investors during the last year, while the tech-heavy Invesco QQQ Trust pulled in a conservative 14%. Microsoft (MSFT) and Apple (AAPL) returned a paltry 11% and 5% return, respectively.

Michael Saylor hints that the reason for MSTR’s glowing performance is Strategy’s accumulation of Bitcoin. Strategy recently acquired 705 BTC to bring its Bitcoin holdings to 580,955 BTC.

“Strategy is fully torqued Bitcoin,” wrote Saylor.

Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin Rush May Hurt Stock Prices

The stock’s strong year-long performance appears tied to Bitcoin’s price movement, with the stock matching the ebb and flow of BTC. However, a decoupling is forming with MSTR failing to rally after Bitcoin set its all-time high.

Subsequent Strategy Bitcoin purchases have previously failed to impact the MSTR price. A fortnight ago, Strategy bought 4,020 BTC for $427 million, but MSTR slid by 7%.

Michael Saylor and Strategy have unveiled STRD, a new junior preferred stock offering to power its Bitcoin purchases. While MSTR bounced back on the heels of the announcement, investors are wary of the long-term effects on the common stock.

For starters, a junior preferred stock typically dilutes value while signaling that the company is in urgent need of cash. A dip in Bitcoin prices will hurt MSTR’s price, while tax liabilities from unrealized gains of its holdings pose significant challenges to the stock.