Michael Saylor Hints Bitcoin Buy As Goldman Sachs Predicts Three Fed Rate Cuts

Michael Saylor’s Strategy may be preparing another Bitcoin purchase as Goldman Sachs forecasts a wave of interest rate cuts by mid-2026. The Strategy founder’s latest post, captioned “Best continue,” comes as the investment bank expects monetary easing to begin as early as December.

Saylor’s Post Sparks Speculation Of Fresh Bitcoin Accumulation

Saylor’s Strategy now holds 641,205 BTC, valued at around $65.45 billion. With an average cost of $74,064 per coin, the firm is sitting on roughly $18 billion in unrealized gains. The chart shared by Saylor shows 85 separate Bitcoin purchases. Last week, Strategy increased its BTC holdings with a $21 million purchase.

His post immediately reignited speculation that another accumulation phase may be underway. This follows Saylor’s direct call to buy more Bitcoin as the leading cryptocurrency traded around $101,000.

Each previous orange marker on Saylor’s graph represented a Bitcoin purchase, even during heavy downturns in 2022. The consistent buying lowered the firm’s cost basis, giving Strategy one of the strongest long-term positions among corporate Bitcoin holders.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin open interest has risen by nearly $700 million in the last few hours. This sharp increases followed a recent announcement by Trump to issue a $2,000 dividend to Americans funded by tariff revenues.

According to market analyst Ted (@TedPillows), this surge occurred alongside a sharp spike in funding rates. This suggests an influx of late long positions.

Goldman Sachs Sees Three More Fed Rate Cuts

At the same time, Goldman Sachs predicts a major policy shift that could support Bitcoin’s next leg higher. The bank’s chief U.S. economist, David Mericle, said the Federal Reserve is likely to cut rates three times between December 2025 and June 2026, bringing the federal funds rate down to 3–3.25%.

Goldman’s forecast contrasts Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s cautious optimism regarding any rate cuts this year. According to him, inflation is dropping and the labor market is weakening. Even with the cautious wording from Powell, the bank analysts still believe there are still reasons for additional rate cuts.

Reduction in interest rates normally increases liquidity and risk appetite in the market, which most traders consider as being bullish to cryptocurrencies. Lower interest rates and decreasing bond yields usually encourage more investors to purchase assets such as Bitcoin. Bitcoin is currently being traded at $103,352 with an increase of 1.04% in the last 24 hours as presented by TradingView.