To be honest, Saylor is truly insane—last week he dropped nearly $1 billion to sweep up more Bitcoin.

The exact number? $963 million, snapping up 10,624 BTC in one go. This is the largest single purchase since July last year. So how much does MicroStrategy hold now? Just over 660,000 BTC.

What’s even crazier is that he raised the funds by directly selling his own company’s stock. In traditional finance, this kind of move would be considered suicidal, but when it comes to Bitcoin, he’s just that stubborn.

A lot of people in the market are watching this closely. Why? Because when the biggest public holder is still buying relentlessly regardless of cost, the amount of BTC available for trading in the market keeps shrinking. It’s simple supply and demand—over the long term, it’s hard for the price not to find a solid floor.

Institutions of this caliber tying their balance sheets so deeply to BTC shows they don’t care about short-term price fluctuations at all. This kind of signal is more direct than any technical analysis—it’s real money on the line, not just talk.