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Michael Saylor links MSTR surge to Bitcoin accumulation
Michael Saylor, co-founder and executive chairman of MicroStrategy, recently shared two comparative performance charts on social media platform X, focusing on how his company’s stock has fared against other major assets.
Alongside the charts, Saylor wrote: “The only thing better than Bitcoin is more Bitcoin.” The statement reflects the essence of MicroStrategy’s aggressive Bitcoin strategy and its significant impact on the company’s stock valuation.
MSTR’s market leadership and comparative returns
Over the past three months, MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock rose 31%, outperforming Bitcoin, which gained 19%. Traditional safe-haven gold delivered a 14% return, while Microsoft added 11%. Tesla and Nvidia recorded modest increases of 3% and 1%, respectively, while Apple saw a sharp decline of 21%. On a 12-month scale, MSTR once again led the group with a 139% gain, ahead of Tesla (95%), Bitcoin (58%), and gold (44%).
Such strong returns come as no surprise, considering MicroStrategy’s significant Bitcoin holdings. As of May 24, 2025, the company owns approximately 576,230 BTC, making it the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder. MSTR has effectively become a proxy asset for investors seeking indirect exposure to the cryptocurrency market.
Bearish outlook and technical analysis by SIR CHARTIST
Despite impressive long-term gains, some analysts remain cautious in the short term. Technical analyst SIR CHARTIST recently shared his outlook for MSTR, predicting a potential drop to $350 followed by a powerful rebound to $700. In his X post, he pointed to fading bullish momentum and a key breakdown following a price consolidation. He noted that MSTR is currently trading below its 9-day exponential moving average (EMA) and 20-day simple moving average (SMA), signaling increasing bearish pressure.
MSTR price chart. Source: SIR CHARTIST
Risks, rebound potential, and current market conditions
SIR CHARTIST also referenced MicroStrategy’s plan to raise $2.1 billion through stock sales to acquire more Bitcoin — a move that could result in share dilution and increased volatility. He emphasized the importance of monitoring trading volumes in the coming week, calling volume “the only thing that doesn’t lie.”
Despite current weakness, he believes a rebound is possible. Citing historical patterns, he pointed to a past breakout that doubled the stock’s price with minimal downside. However, he warned investors not to become overly confident, noting that parabolic trends never last forever.
As of Friday’s close, MSTR shares finished at $369.51, down 7.5% for the day — a sign of growing caution among traders.
Notably, Saylor previously emphasized that buying Bitcoin remains a valuable long-term strategy, even for new market entrants.
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