Michael Saylor, boss of Strategy, the largest Bitcoin-powered company, addressed the community with a regular BTC-themed message.
This time he added some technical adjustments to his orange pill tweets, dropping tips on current global instability, which has grown widely over the past few days.
Saylor lists some important features of Bitcoin
This time, Saylor has released an animated GIF depicting Michael Saylor as a sailor on a yacht, wearing his regular business suit with an orange tie. The sails on the yacht are also orange. This color is associated with Bitcoin, the world’s flagship cryptocurrency.
“Free,” he tweeted, turning “B” into a Bitcoin symbol, highlighting the important Bitcoin features. He believes it can provide financial freedom and independence. Earlier this week, Saylor released AI-generated images depicting him as a boxer waiting to fight in the ring. The tweet states, “You may need to fight for Bitcoin.”
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– Michael Saylor (@saylor) June 19, 2025
Meanwhile, Saylor’s company strategy continues to accumulate bitcoin. This Monday, the company stole 10,100 BTC, which surprised the community by announcing a massive accumulation of $1.05 billion. Currently, the strategy holds over $61 billion in Bitcoin. This is 592,000 bitcoin.
Bitcoin recovers after a short thrust
Bitcoin plunged 1.22% on Wednesday, landing at $103,530 after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell announced that he intends to prevent the Fed from changing interest rates. Many crypto influencers were disappointed. Anthony Pompliano tweeted that the decision was “silly.”
When Powell last announced the same thing, President Trump also responded negatively, believing that interest rates should be cut broadly. On several occasions he has suggested that he will soon replace the Federal Reserve Chair. But Powell has remained in his position so far.
However, Bitcoin quickly regained its losses and returned to its price level of $104,800. The biggest bitcoin decline this week fell 4.79% on Monday, losing $108,820 to $103,680. This charge was driven by a rapid escalation of military development in the Middle East. In total, BTC tested this support level twice this week, but eventually returned to the top.
