Michael Saylor plans to buy 7% Bitcoin and boost its price to $10 million

[IOSG Jocy: Currently an Institutional Accumulation Period, Optimistic About the Market in the First Half of 2026] IOSG founding partner Jocy stated in an article that 2025 marks the dawn of the institutional era, with institutions holding 24% of positions and retail investors exiting by 66%. Although BTC fell by 5.4% in 2025, it once reached a record high of $126,080. The current period is not the bull market peak but rather an institutional accumulation phase. In the short term, BTC is expected to fluctuate within the $87,000 to $95,000 range, with a target of $120,000 to $150,000 in the first half of 2026. Despite the price decline, ETFs still saw an inflow of $25 billion.

Michael Saylor has just announced that Strategy is purchasing more Bitcoin. （The Bitcoin Historian）

[0xfee Whale Achieves Over 90% Win Rate Since October, Accumulated Profit of $5.04 Million] According to CoinBob data, the whale address starting with 0xfee has accumulated a profit of $5.04 million since its first trade in October, completing 30 open and close trades with a win rate exceeding 90%. The whale's main position is shorting BTC, currently holding approximately $22.57 million in BTC short positions, with unrealized gains of about $5 million and an average entry price of $107,000. Additionally, the whale has conducted 20 long trades with only one loss and is currently holding small long positions in ETH, SOL, SUI, and other assets.

[Michael Saylor Releases Bitcoin Tracker Information Again] Strategy founder Michael Saylor has once again released information related to the Bitcoin Tracker. According to previous patterns, Strategy always discloses Bitcoin accumulation information the day after such announcements.

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