The post Michael Saylor’s Strategy Confirms Latest Buy appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin Bitcoin may still be trading below its previous highs, but institutional conviction remains firmly intact — and few names signal that louder than Michael Saylor’s Strategy. The company revealed a fresh acquisition of 10,624 BTC, spending roughly $962.7 million at an average price of $90,615 per coin. Key Takeaways Strategy has bought 10,624 BTC, spending about $962.7M at ~$90,615 per coin. The firm now owns 660,624 BTC, worth more than $60 billion at current prices. Bitcoin price action remains mixed but shows improving structure with higher lows. Investors view Strategy’s purchase as another institutional confidence signal.  The disclosure pushes Strategy’s total holdings to 660,624 BTC, accumulated at a blended cost basis near $74,696 per Bitcoin. With prices hovering around $91,800, Strategy’s long-term treasury approach continues to sit comfortably in profit despite recent market volatility. Bitcoin has been trading in a choppy range over the last few weeks, with multiple attempts to reclaim the $93,000–$94,000 band failing to hold. The broader market still leans bullish, though price action has shifted into a consolidation structure with higher lows forming since late November, suggesting the downtrend may be losing momentum. Short-term traders have struggled to define direction, but RSI levels on the 4-hour charts indicate recovering buying momentum after briefly approaching oversold conditions last week. This backdrop makes Strategy’s purchase all the more notable — buying into weakness rather than chasing tops. Saylor Frames the Buy as Yield Performance and Commitment In his announcement post, Saylor noted Strategy’s Bitcoin portfolio has already delivered a 24.7 percent year-to-date yield for 2025. That performance metric reinforces the firm’s positioning narrative: Bitcoin is not simply a treasury reserve to them, but a productive asset expected to outperform traditional capital strategies. The latest buy fits seamlessly with Strategy’s historic behavior — leaning aggressively into dips, publicly… The post Michael Saylor’s Strategy Confirms Latest Buy appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin Bitcoin may still be trading below its previous highs, but institutional conviction remains firmly intact — and few names signal that louder than Michael Saylor’s Strategy. The company revealed a fresh acquisition of 10,624 BTC, spending roughly $962.7 million at an average price of $90,615 per coin. Key Takeaways Strategy has bought 10,624 BTC, spending about $962.7M at ~$90,615 per coin. The firm now owns 660,624 BTC, worth more than $60 billion at current prices. Bitcoin price action remains mixed but shows improving structure with higher lows. Investors view Strategy’s purchase as another institutional confidence signal.  The disclosure pushes Strategy’s total holdings to 660,624 BTC, accumulated at a blended cost basis near $74,696 per Bitcoin. With prices hovering around $91,800, Strategy’s long-term treasury approach continues to sit comfortably in profit despite recent market volatility. Bitcoin has been trading in a choppy range over the last few weeks, with multiple attempts to reclaim the $93,000–$94,000 band failing to hold. The broader market still leans bullish, though price action has shifted into a consolidation structure with higher lows forming since late November, suggesting the downtrend may be losing momentum. Short-term traders have struggled to define direction, but RSI levels on the 4-hour charts indicate recovering buying momentum after briefly approaching oversold conditions last week. This backdrop makes Strategy’s purchase all the more notable — buying into weakness rather than chasing tops. Saylor Frames the Buy as Yield Performance and Commitment In his announcement post, Saylor noted Strategy’s Bitcoin portfolio has already delivered a 24.7 percent year-to-date yield for 2025. That performance metric reinforces the firm’s positioning narrative: Bitcoin is not simply a treasury reserve to them, but a productive asset expected to outperform traditional capital strategies. The latest buy fits seamlessly with Strategy’s historic behavior — leaning aggressively into dips, publicly…