Michael Saylor, renowned as the most ardent Bitcoin supporter within the corporate realm of America and a prominent figure at Strategy, has made a return to social media with another engaging video that cleverly combines market insights with elements of pop culture.
Strategy currently possesses 640,250 BTC valued at approximately $71.49 billion. In his latest post, Saylor creatively conveys his message through a humorous take on nature documentaries: Avoid feeding the Bitcoin bears.
The video is styled like traditional wildlife shows, featuring narration that describes how bears emerge from hibernation to forage in the woods.
Don’t feed the ₿ears.pic.twitter.com/y57k5XGepj
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) October 15, 2025
The symbolism is evident: market bears wagering against Bitcoin are portrayed as wild creatures scavenging for leftovers. The clip concludes with a straightforward plea: “Please, don’t feed the Bitcoin bears.”
Saylor’s message serves both as humor and caution. He suggests that short sellers and those who panic sell contribute to downward trends during volatile times but advises resisting aiding them.
While some controversial figures have admitted to initiating significant Bitcoin shorts—such as one worth $600 million before last Friday’s $19 billion market drop—Saylor remains steadfast in his approach: accumulate, hold steady, and weather through cycles.
Strategy Reclaims Its Bitcoin Gains
Bitcoin has rebounded above $110,000 after an unexpected “Black Friday” on October 10th brought about paper gains of an additional $1 billion for Strategy’s portfolio. With their average acquisition cost per coin being around $74,002 each coin now represents an unrealized profit margin of 50.27% for them.
The takeaway from this crypto landscape is simple yet powerful: Saylor once again positions himself as an advocate for disciplined investment strategies in relation to bitcoin by reminding investors every sale empowers bearish forces while holding onto investments helps leave harsh winters behind us permanently..