Michael Saylor Teases Another Major Bitcoin Purchase Tomorrow

Michael Saylor just hinted at another Bitcoin (BTC) purchase from Strategy. This comes as cycle expectations shift across the market.

Saylor’s Big Week Post Fuels Bitcoin Buy Speculation

A new post by Michael Saylor with the words “Big Week” and a portfolio chart prompted speculation that Strategy could announce a new buy tomorrow. The post included a chart showing Strategy now holds around 641,692 BTC, valued above $61 billion, based on Bitcoin’s recent price. Recently, Saylor has hinted at new BTC purchases for Strategy a day earlier than the purchase.

If confirmed, the new purchase would arrive during a volatile period for the market. BTC price recently dipped below $100,000 and has stabilized around the $95,000 zone, according to TradingView.

A buy from Strategy, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, is a further confirmation of conviction in the leading cryptocurrency. In the past, announcements from Saylor have often triggered a short-term rally because investors see such purchases as institutional validation.

On-Chain Data Confirm Strategy’s Bullish Stance

Strategy’s reported holdings based on the chart shared shows around 641,000 BTC acquired at an average cost near $74,000. This would imply billions in unrealized profit as Bitcoin currently trades above that cost basis.

Even when rumors suggested that the firm has started selling, Saylor debunked them and reaffirmed Strategy’s commitment to continued BTC purchases.

The shared chart triggered immediate responses from traders and analysts. CryptoQuant’s Maartunn shared an on-chain accumulation chart and suggested that a Strategy buy announcement could be imminent.

Bitwise CEO Warns That Early Selling Could Break Bitcoin Cycles

The timing of the hint comes as broader BTC cycle theories are being challenged. Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley recently warned that Bitcoin’s traditional four-year rhythm may already be shifting.

Many investors expect 2026 to be the down year. But Horsley said that anticipation could have pulled the downturn into 2025, as traders try to sell early. He noted that this behavior could reshape the familiar halving-based cycles altogether.

Bitcoin’s performance this year has not followed the explosive post-halving patterns of the past. Horsley suggested that muted price action and early profit-taking may already signal a break in the cycle.