According to @saylor, Phong Le’s family fled Vietnam after their wealth was confiscated and the currency was reset, which he says shows why property rights and Bitcoin matter. Source: Michael Saylor on X, December 24, 2025. The statement positions Bitcoin (BTC) as a safeguard against asset confiscation and currency resets by explicitly linking BTC to property rights. Source: Michael Saylor on X, December 24, 2025. The post underscores a macro risk-hedge narrative for BTC centered on protection from state seizure and monetary regime changes. Source: Michael Saylor on X, December 24, 2025.

According to @saylor, Strategy has increased its USD reserve by $748 million and now holds $2.19 billion (source: @saylor on X, Dec 22, 2025). According to @saylor, the entity also reports holdings of 671,268 BTC, outlining its current Bitcoin position for market monitoring (source: @saylor on X, Dec 22, 2025).

According to @saylor, he met with @intangiblecoins at his home in Miami to review the year in digital assets, capital, and credit. Source: @saylor on X, Dec 18, 2025. He added that the conversation covered the latest Bitcoin controversies and how @Strategy is digitally transforming capital markets and global banking through digital money. Source: @saylor on X, Dec 18, 2025. The post did not announce new products, financing transactions, or timelines. Source: @saylor on X, Dec 18, 2025.

According to @saylor, restricting passive index investment in BTC would mirror restricting capital into oil and oil rigs in the 1900s, spectrum and cell towers in the 1980s, or compute and data centers in the 2000s, underscoring Bitcoin’s role as critical digital infrastructure for long-horizon capital allocation (Source: @saylor on X, Dec 11, 2025). He frames the debate as part of broader “digital credit” considerations and argues against any limitations on passive index exposure to BTC, positioning the asset alongside foundational industries historically financed by index-linked capital (Source: @saylor on X, Dec 11, 2025). For traders, his stance signals continued advocacy for open passive-access pathways to BTC, a narrative that ties directly to index-tracking capital behavior and institutional participation in Bitcoin markets (Source: @saylor on X, Dec 11, 2025).

According to @saylor, Strategy has submitted its response to MSCI’s consultation on digital asset treasury companies and argues that index standards should be neutral, consistent, and reflective of global market evolution, source: @saylor on X https://twitter.com/saylor/status/1998762854930120823. According to @saylor, the announcement includes a link to the response letter and invites public support, indicating active participation in MSCI’s consultation process, source: @saylor on X https://twitter.com/saylor/status/1998762854930120823. According to @saylor, traders tracking equities linked to digital asset treasury classifications should monitor the consultation’s progress and any ensuing methodology outcomes announced by MSCI, source: @saylor on X https://twitter.com/saylor/status/1998762854930120823.

According to @saylor, he delivered a Bitcoin MENA keynote yesterday on Digital Capital, Credit, Money, and Banking, confirmed by his public post on X dated Dec 10, 2025, source: @saylor on X, Dec 10, 2025. No new Bitcoin purchase, product, or policy details were disclosed in the post, so the near-term takeaway for BTC is sentiment rather than fundamentals, source: @saylor on X, Dec 10, 2025. Saylor is the executive chairman of MicroStrategy, a publicly traded firm that has reported Bitcoin holdings, which makes his appearances relevant to BTC market narratives, source: MicroStrategy investor relations.

According to @saylor, he posted the message 'Old world. New money.' with an image link on December 9, 2025 on X, providing a thematic statement without any financial figures or asset mentions, source: @saylor. The post includes no transaction disclosures, purchase amounts, wallet addresses, or tickers, offering sentiment context but no quantifiable trading data for immediate execution, source: @saylor. Traders should note the absence of explicit buy or sell information or references to specific cryptocurrencies in this update, indicating no confirmed market action from the author based on this post alone, source: @saylor.

According to @cz_binance, he skipped a photo session after his talk to avoid drawing attention from the next speaker, the bitcoin bull @saylor, and noted he is in the UAE (source: @cz_binance on X, Dec 9, 2025). The post includes no market announcements, product updates, or token-specific disclosures, indicating no direct trading catalyst from this update alone (source: @cz_binance on X, Dec 9, 2025).

According to @saylor, he is speaking at Bitcoin MENA today. source: Michael Saylor on X, Dec 9, 2025. For traders, MSTR can be sensitive to BTC moves because MicroStrategy’s risk disclosures link its stock performance to bitcoin price volatility under its bitcoin acquisition strategy. source: MicroStrategy Inc. Form 10-K Risk Factors, U.S. SEC.

According to Michael Saylor (@saylor), Strategy acquired 10,624 BTC for approximately $962.7 million at an average price of $90,615 per bitcoin. According to the Strategy press release dated 12/8/2025, the firm now holds 660,624 BTC acquired for about $49.35 billion with an aggregate cost basis of $74,696 per BTC as of 12/7/2025. According to calculations based on the Strategy press release, the latest buy price of $90,615 is roughly 21.3% above the firm’s aggregate cost basis of $74,696. According to calculations based on the figures in the Strategy press release, the 10,624 BTC tranche increased holdings by about 1.6% relative to the reported 660,624 BTC total. According to Michael Saylor (@saylor), Strategy reports a BTC Yield of 24.7% year-to-date in 2025. According to Michael Saylor (@saylor), referenced tickers include MSTR, STRC, STRK, STRF, STRD, and STRE.

According to @saylor, he posted the phrase 'Digital Energy in Abu Dhabi' on X without additional context or specifics. Source: Michael Saylor (@saylor) on X, Dec 8, 2025. The post does not reference any cryptocurrencies, companies, timelines, or links, indicating no explicit trading catalyst or asset-specific signal at this time. Source: Michael Saylor (@saylor) on X, Dec 8, 2025.

According to @saylor, he posted the message '₿ack to Orange Dots?' on X on Dec 7, 2025 (Source: Michael Saylor on X, Dec 7, 2025). The post uses the ₿ symbol and provides no price levels, timeframes, or quantitative guidance for Bitcoin (BTC) trading, indicating no explicit actionable signal from the author (Source: Michael Saylor on X, Dec 7, 2025).

According to @saylor, he posted the message '₿elieving in Kuwait' with an image on Dec 7, 2025, signaling public Bitcoin-focused sentiment tied to Kuwait. source: twitter.com/saylor/status/1997590745021071592 The post includes no disclosure of BTC purchases, Kuwait regulatory changes, or MicroStrategy (MSTR) corporate actions, so it does not provide a verifiable trading signal by itself. source: twitter.com/saylor/status/1997590745021071592 Traders should wait for confirmatory sources such as SEC Form 8-K filings or MicroStrategy investor updates before adjusting BTC or MSTR exposure. source: sec.gov/forms/form-8-k; ir.microstrategy.com

According to @saylor, he posted the message 'Bitcoin in Bahrain' on Dec 6, 2025, with no added context, price data, regulatory updates, or partnership information, source: @saylor on X, Dec 6, 2025. The post provides no concrete market or fundamental details and thus constitutes a social mention rather than a confirmed catalyst for BTC, source: @saylor on X, Dec 6, 2025.

According to @saylor, Michael Saylor posted an "Orange Tie in Dubai" photo on X on Dec 5, 2025, indicating he is in Dubai. Source: Michael Saylor on X, Dec 5, 2025. The post contains no mention of Bitcoin purchases, price views, or MicroStrategy (MSTR) corporate actions, and does not reference any filing or press release, offering no tradable disclosure by itself. Source: Michael Saylor on X, Dec 5, 2025. Saylor serves as Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy, which reports holding Bitcoin as part of its corporate treasury strategy, so his social posts are closely watched by BTC and MSTR traders even when non-material. Source: MicroStrategy investor relations.

According to @saylor, an image captioned The Great Bitcoin Exchange was posted on X on December 5, 2025, without accompanying data, price levels, or on-chain metrics, indicating no direct fundamental update for BTC in the post (source: @saylor on X, 2025-12-05). For trading, this reads as a sentiment headline; any short-term BTC move should be confirmed by spot volume, derivatives open interest, and order-book liquidity before positioning (source: @saylor on X, 2025-12-05). No exchange flow details, ETF figures, or policy news were provided, so traders should validate any reaction against real-time BTC price action and volume rather than assuming a catalyst from the post alone (source: @saylor on X, 2025-12-05).

According to @saylor, Phong Le, CEO of @Strategy, stated “We are not Bitcoin traders — we’re Bitcoin investors,” indicating a buy-and-hold treasury approach to BTC rather than active trading, a stance that signals lower near-term sell activity from this corporate holder—an input traders watch for liquidity and supply dynamics (Source: Michael Saylor on X, Dec 2, 2025).

According to Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy (MSTR) announced the creation of a 1.44 billion USD reserve and reported its Bitcoin reserve increased to 650,000 BTC, source: Michael Saylor on X, Dec 1, 2025. This disclosure is a corporate treasury update directly linking MSTR’s balance sheet to BTC exposure, source: Michael Saylor on X, Dec 1, 2025.

According to @saylor, Strategy acquired 130 BTC for approximately $11.7 million at an average price of $89,960 per bitcoin, and reports total holdings of 650,000 BTC purchased for about $48.38 billion at a $74,436 average cost basis, source: @saylor. Based on these disclosed figures, the new buy equals roughly 0.02% of reported holdings and implies an estimated portfolio value of about $58.47 billion if marked at the latest buy price, indicating roughly $10.09 billion above cost on that mark, calculations from data disclosed by @saylor. The post also included tickers $BTC, $MSTR, $STRC, $STRK, $STRF, $STRD, and $STRE, source: @saylor.

According to @saylor, Elon Musk stated that "Energy is the true currency; Bitcoin is based on energy," reinforcing an energy-based framework for BTC valuation; source: X post by @saylor dated Nov 30, 2025. Under Bitcoin’s proof-of-work, miners expend electricity to produce valid blocks, making electricity pricing a core driver of mining economics; sources: Bitcoin Whitepaper by Satoshi Nakamoto (2008) and Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index (CBECI). For trading, monitor hash price and miner revenue per TH/s to assess miner margin conditions that track energy costs and network competitiveness; source: Luxor Hashrate Index definitions.