As Bitcoin attempts to maintain its position around $67,000, Michael Saylor, the Chairman of Strategy, persistently showcases his characteristic optimism through social media channels. Recently on X, he shared an image of himself holding a large orange bag adorned with Bitcoin symbols and accompanied it with a playful caption hinting that he might require an even “bigger” bag.
This signals a clear intention: Saylor and his team are ready to continue purchasing and accumulating more Bitcoin supply.
Michael Saylor’s Call for a “Bigger Bag” Amid MSTR Stock Volatility
Currently, Strategy owns 718,722 $BTC, valued at roughly $48 billion. Despite this impressive holding size, their average acquisition cost hovers near $76,000 per coin. As a result, Saylor and the company face an unrealized loss close to 12%. Nevertheless, the firm’s market NAV ratio remains stable at about 1 while its adjusted enterprise value multiple stands even higher at approximately 1.256.
In other news related to Strategy Holdings Inc., this week marked the hosting of Strategy World 2026 where Saylor reiterated his belief that Bitcoin embodies digital capital. He emphasized that Bitcoin’s true worth lies not in abstract ideas about portability but in the tangible fact that transferring one billion dollars worth of $BTC globally is far simpler than moving equivalent amounts in traditional assets.
“Need a bigger orange bag.”
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) February 26, 2026
Saylor also recognized price volatility as Bitcoin’s main obstacle today. He argued that fluctuations deter significant capital inflows rather than any inherent network weaknesses. From his viewpoint corrections are simply part of investing in this asset class — investors should be prepared for long-term holds spanning seven to ten years when buying $BTC.
This commentary arrives amidst reports from Goldman Sachs identifying Strategy's stock (MSTR) as one of the most heavily shorted equities currently available on markets worldwide. The shares trade near $132.80 after falling over 12% year-to-date throughout early 2026 and have declined by nearly three-quarters from their all-time peak above $540.
The extent to which Saylor will require an even larger orange bag may become evident soon as Strategy continues disclosing weekly updates regarding its ongoing bitcoin transactions whenever they occur. One thing remains undeniable: despite recent market instability within cryptocurrency circles, Saylor maintains unwavering confidence in bitcoin's future potential.