Michael Saylor’s bold strategy of amassing Bitcoin continues to yield substantial returns. By October 7, 2025, his Bitcoin assets had soared to $79.54 billion, reflecting an impressive unrealized gain of +67.97% over the initial investment.
Saylor’s portfolio currently boasts approximately 640,031 BTC, acquired at an average cost of $73,983 per coin according to the latest StrategyTracker data. With Bitcoin trading near $124,000 now, this significant profit margin underscores Saylor’s commitment to a long-term accumulation approach rather than attempting to time the market.
The first chart illustrates Bitcoin’s historical trajectory alongside MicroStrategy’s acquisition strategy. The green dashed line indicates the average purchase price while each orange marker represents a transaction involving Bitcoin. Saylor has systematically increased his holdings through market fluctuations in a controlled manner despite several downturns such as the bear cycle from 2022-2023.
Performance-wise, Saylor’s approach showed gains of +87.14%, trailing by about -12.9% compared to Bitcoin’s own +100% increase over the past year. This relative underperformance highlights how long-term holding strategies compound more slowly than direct exposure but remain impressive given that MicroStrategy entered at prices much lower than today’s levels.
Technically speaking, Bitcoin recently broke out robustly above $120,000 after consolidating between $113,000 and $115,000. For large institutional players like MicroStrategy, bullish trends persist despite some cooling off in momentum lately. Once again , Saylor’s consistent dollar-cost averaging through volatility proves effective
Sitting on a massive war chest valued at $O9 billion (£€), Michael’s conviction-driven accumulation demonstrates how scale combined with patience can outperform short-term speculation even amidst post-halving market adjustments…