#CryptoReboundStrategy
MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor posted the Bitcoin BTCUSD chart from the Saylor Tracker website on Jan. 5- the same chart Saylor typically posts on Sunday before purchasing Bitcoin on the following day.
"Something about Saylor Tracker.com is not quite right," the tech founder wrote to followers on X, hinting at an impending Bitcoin acquisition on Monday.
Saylor posted the same chart one week ago, on Sunday, Dec. 29, and MicroStrategy purchased 2,138 BTC, at inhoen nrion of 607 097 followers on X, hinting at an impending Bitcoin acquisition on Monday.
Saylor posted the same chart one week ago, on Sunday, Dec. 29, and MicroStrategy purchased 2,138 BTC, at an average purchase price of $ 97,837 per coin, on Dec. 30.
The company is eyeing more purchases as part of its 21/21 plan to finance the acquisition of $42 billion in Bitcoin by issuing $21 billion in equity and $21 followers on X, hinting at an impending Bitcoin acquisition on Monday.
Saylor posted the same chart one week ago, on Sunday, Dec. 29, and MicroStrategy purchased 2,138 BTC, at an average purchase price of $ 97,837 per coin, on Dec. 30.
The company is eyeing more purchases as part of its 21/21 plan to finance the acquisition of $42 billion in Bitcoin by issuing $21 billion in equity and $21 followers on X, hinting at an impending Bitcoin acquisition on Monday.
Saylor posted the same chart one week ago, on Sunday, Dec. 29, and MicroStrategy purchased 2,138 BTC, at an average purchase price of $ 97,837 per coin, on Dec. 30.
The company is eyeing more purchases as part of its 21/21 plan to finance the acquisition of $42 billion in Bitcoin by issuing $21 billion in equity and $21 followers on X, hinting at an impending Bitcoin acquisition on Monday.
Saylor posted the same chart one week ago, on Sunday, Dec. 29, and MicroStrategy purchased 2,138 BTC, at an average purchase price of $ 97,837 per coin, on Dec. 30.