Bitcoin News Today: MicroStrategy Hints at New Bitcoin Buy Amid 60.83% Profit Rally

Michael Saylor, founder and chairman of MicroStrategy, has once again generated market speculation by sharing updates on the company’s Bitcoin holdings. In a post on his social media platform, Saylor used the phrase “not enough orange” in reference to a portfolio tracking chart where each Bitcoin purchase is marked with an orange dot. This has led to widespread interpretation that MicroStrategy may be close to making another acquisition [1]. Investors are now closely watching for a potential announcement, especially as the company is expected to release updated purchase data in the coming days [1].

According to the most recent portfolio tracking data, MicroStrategy holds a total of 628,946 Bitcoin, valued at approximately $74.15 billion. The company’s average purchase price stands at $73,301, and the total profitability of its Bitcoin holdings is reported at 60.83%, or roughly $28 billion [1]. The firm’s latest disclosed purchase, made on August 11, 2025, involved the acquisition of 155 Bitcoin for $18 million, which was already showing a 1.52% profit as of the time of the transaction [1].

Saylor has long been one of the most vocal corporate leaders in advocating for Bitcoin as a strategic financial asset. His continued public signals reinforce the notion that MicroStrategy sees significant long-term value in the cryptocurrency. Analysts have noted that institutional figures like Saylor often act as market barometers, and his past statements have historically aligned with subsequent major corporate actions [1]. If MicroStrategy does make another large-scale Bitcoin purchase soon, it could serve as another milestone in the ongoing institutional adoption of digital assets [1].

Meanwhile, market analysts have offered differing views on Bitcoin’s short-term price trajectory. Lark Davis, for instance, has suggested that Bitcoin could test support levels between $108,000 and $112,000, based on key technical indicators such as Fibonacci retracements and moving averages [5]. Others, like Michaël van de Poppe, believe the market may enter a period of consolidation, with price movements primarily driven by time and leverage adjustments rather than a sharp decline [5]. Despite these varied perspectives, both analysts agree that the overarching bullish trend in Bitcoin remains intact [5].

As the broader institutional landscape continues to shift toward digital assets, MicroStrategy’s actions remain a closely watched barometer for market sentiment. With Saylor’s latest hints of potential activity, and a backdrop of rising institutional interest, the next few days could bring renewed attention to Bitcoin and influence its price dynamics in the short term [1].