Saylor’s Bitcoin Empire Grows: $101M Purchase Adds 1,070 BTC to Vault

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Saylor’s Bitcoin Empire Grows: $101M Purchase Adds 1,070 BTC to VaultOn Mon., Jan. 6, 2025, business intelligence firm Microstrategy unveiled its latest acquisition: 1,070 BTC for approximately $101 million. This purchase elevates the company’s holdings to a monumental 447,470 BTC. Michael Saylor, Microstrategy’s founder, had hinted at the move the previous afternoon, cryptically noting, “Something about Saylortracker.com is not right.” Saylor has made a habit […]

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