Michael Saylor Teases Another Bitcoin Buy as Traders Brace for Post-Announcement Volatility

Crypto Rover revived speculation in the market by publishing the information according to which Michael Saylor is supposed to announce the next purchase of bitcoins by MicroStrategy today. The post immediately put into focus the attention of Bitcoin since went down right after the last three buys announced by Saylor, and this has become a trend which traders are currently monitoring. This time is particularly crucial because the cryptocurrency has recently fallen to the middle of the 90,000s, a point that many long-term traders consider an effective buying point.

Front-Running Feeds on Chart Data

A CryptoQuant-style chart of the dollar-cost averaging trends of MicroStrategy is included in the post, which has an apparent spike at a December 2025 low at approximately $96,000. The image indicates that MicroStrategy is still investing in a weak instead of a strong side. Traders contend that advanced market players could get ahead of such foreseeable announcements and sell into the news as soon as Saylor tells them the bid is real.

The response to the post by Crypto Rover seems to indicate a split market. Other traders are looking out to another short term down turn as they think that the trend will resurrect as the leveraged positions unwind. Some also claim that the impact is short-term and is insignificant in the larger context, in particular due to the consistent strategy of MicroStrategy and the supply dynamics of Bitcoin that are narrowing. The advocates of the Saylor strategy also note that such dips are historically entry points, not reversals trends, particularly in long-term investors who will support the multi-year thesis provided by MicroStrategy.

Will This Be the Start of the Curtain?

No official confirmation of Michael Saylor having posted makes the market still to be in the mode of anticipation. Whether Bitcoin goes dead once again or it goes above the curve, the debate points to a bigger fact, which is that Bitcoin is currently responding to behavioural trends as much as it is responding to fundamentals. Even highly bullish events may cause volatility as the traders seek to outwit each other over the short term. As usual, the announcement of Saylor can have little influence on the candle of today and more on the long-term course of Bitcoin.