- Michael Saylor tweeted “nothing stops this orange” after Bitcoin dipped below $99K, signaling fresh BTC accumulation intent.
- Strategy Digital holds 592,000+ BTC—over $58.6 billion—making it the largest public corporate Bitcoin reserve worldwide.
Michael Saylor signaled potential new Bitcoin purchases after the asset dipped below $99,000 on June 22, 2025. He posted “nothing stops this orange” on X, hinting that Strategy Digital would add to its holdings. Strategy Digital, under Saylor’s leadership, already holds over 592,000 BTC, making it the largest public corporate holder.
Nothing Stops This Orange pic.twitter.com/NwtiXWl4MT
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) June 22, 2025
At the time of Saylor’s post, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East drove Bitcoin’s price lower. However, Saylor views price weakness as a buying opportunity. The orange dots on Strategy Stacker—a charting tool that tracks the company’s past acquisitions—show a pattern of Saylor’s purchases following similar cryptic tweets.
Moreover, analysts expect Strategy Digital to reenter the market on June 23. If so, the firm would further cement its position with assets valued near $58.6 billion. Meanwhile, retail and institutional investors often react to price drops with caution, yet Saylor treats volatility as chance to expand strategic reserves.
Furthermore, on June 21, Saylor forecast that Bitcoin could reach $21 million by 2046. That projection underlines his long-term confidence in Bitcoin as a value store, even amid global uncertainty.
Ultimately, Saylor’s actions send a clear message: Bitcoin’s resilience endures political and market shocks. Should Strategy Digital confirm new purchases, the move would reinforce faith in Bitcoin’s role as a dependable asset during turbulent times.
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at approximately $101,800, having experienced high volatility over the past 48 hours. This marks a further retreat from the recent all-time high of $112,000, with a weekly loss now exceeding -8% and a monthly drop of more than -10%. The correction has been driven largely by macro uncertainty, ETF outflows, and a broader risk-off mood across crypto and equities.
The most significant development influencing BTC price this weekend has been the heightened sell pressure in U.S. Bitcoin ETFs, with over $1.2 billion in net outflows recorded over the past five trading sessions.
Analysts from Ark and Fidelity have noted that most of the selling has come from short-term institutional holders and ETF arbitrage desks, while long-term holders remain relatively unmoved. This reflects a transition in market structure, where ETF vehicles are now shaping short-term volatility around Bitcoin.
Adding to the cautious sentiment, several technical indicators flashed bearish divergence earlier this week. Bitcoin broke below its 200-day exponential moving average for the first time since January 2025.
The key support level between $100,000 and $102,000 is being tested, with $97,000–$98,500 seen as the next major demand zone. If the market fails to stabilize at this level, BTC could potentially revisit $94,000–$95,000, a zone with historical buying activity.
Despite the short-term weakness, long-term fundamentals remain robust. On-chain data shows that Bitcoin’s supply on exchanges continues to decrease, and miner reserves have stabilized, suggesting no panic distribution.
On the institutional front, the Texas Bitcoin Reserve Bill has now officially passed without a veto, marking the first time a U.S. state will allocate public funds to Bitcoin.
