Strategy currently holds 848,517 BTC, a figure confirmed in the company’s October 29 financial results. While the firm added 1,666 coins on a net basis during the third quarter, a new purchase would signal a definitive return to aggressive accumulation following a period of relative quiet. The market is watching closely, particularly as Bitcoin struggles to regain momentum, trading near $77,804 after a volatile week marked by a high-profile hack on the Binance exchange.
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Michael Saylor Signals Potential Bitcoin Buy for Strategy
Michael Saylor has ignited speculation of a fresh Bitcoin acquisition after posting his signature orange-hued accumulation chart on Sunday. The move follows a well-established pattern for Strategy, which historically teases major purchases on weekends before confirming specific acquisition details to the market on the following Monday.
Institutional appetite appears to be diverging from Strategy’s steady path. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $643.2 million in net withdrawals on October 30, closing the month with a net outflow of roughly $516 million. BlackRock’s IBIT led the sell-off with $233.7 million in withdrawals, followed by significant exits from Fidelity and ARK 21Shares funds. Investors are now monitoring whether Strategy’s next disclosure will provide the necessary catalyst to push Bitcoin back toward its recent highs, or if broader institutional caution will continue to suppress price action.
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