Meme Insider
MicroStrategy just keeps stacking.
According to on-chain sleuths at Lookonchain, Michael Saylor's company quietly picked up another 130 BTC for ~$11.69 million at an average price of $89,960 between November 17 and November 30, 2025.
That single line item pushed their total holdings to a jaw-dropping 650,000 BTC — currently worth around $55.85 billion.
Their average cost across all purchases now sits at $74,436, which means they're sitting on $7.47 billion in unrealized profits (+15.44%). Not bad for a "software company."
The full purchase history (above) is honestly insane to scroll through. They literally never stopped buying, even when Bitcoin was trading in the 20s, 30s, 60s, 90s — doesn't matter. Saylor just keeps printing debt and swapping it for sats.
Why this actually matters (especially if you're a meme coin degen)
When MicroStrategy drops another $11–12 million on Bitcoin like it's pocket change, it's the strongest possible bullish signal for the entire market.
Institutions aren't panic-selling at $86K — they're still accumulating at $90K.
That kind of conviction flows downstream. BTC holds strong → dominance stabilizes or drops → altcoins and meme coins get their oxygen back.
We've seen it every cycle: once the big players finish stacking and the macro picture clears, the real degeneracy begins.
So yeah, while you're refreshing Solana DEX screener for the next 1000x dog coin, just remember — Uncle Saylor is out here speed-running the Bitcoin supply and making it all possible.
