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- Michael Saylor of MicroStrategy has disclosed that his company is capable of investing $100 million into Bitcoin in just an hour after raising it.
- Michael Saylor also argued that real estate could take years to make a substantial return for investors, unlike his company.
MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor has hinted that his company could announce another Bitcoin purchase after disclosing that companies like his have investment cycles 1000 times faster.
In an interview on Saturday, Saylor explained that this rate is faster than that of technology, oil, gas, real estate, and any other sector. Explaining his position, Saylor highlighted that the company sometimes raises $50 million or even $100 million an hour and uses that amount to purchase Bitcoin within that same period.
Like we could do a billion dollars of capital raising in a day and we might have 20 million of exposure at 4 pm, and by 5 pm, 6 pm, we’re fully done.
With this strategy, MicroStrategy has been able to accumulate 640,250 BTC so far and currently holds 2.5% of Bitcoin’s total supply. As mentioned in our previous news brief, this initiative started somewhere in 2020 when it purchased 20,000 BTC.
According to Saylor, this aggressive purchase would not stop anytime soon as they aim for a historic $84 billion purchase, as noted in our earlier post.
Earlier, CNF also reported that the company made a profit of $10 billion in the second quarter of 2025 (Q2 2025). At one point, its BTC holding reached a market value of around $77.4 billion.
MicroStrategy and Real Estate Comparison
Comparing its operations to those of real estate developers, Saylor explained that his company could accumulate Bitcoin and provide a return for investors more quickly. Real estate, on the other hand, could take years to generate returns to investors.
If someone hit the bid and wanted to buy $500 million in a minute, we could build a building in a minute. In 60 seconds. Trade is done. Cash changes hands. We create the collateral. We bought the Bitcoin underlying that day.
MicroStrategy’s “modus operandi” has, however, come under criticism as an investor even filed a lawsuit against them for allegedly making misleading statements about profitability and risk of its digital asset investment in Bitcoin. However, this lawsuit was later dismissed.
Commenting on this, Saylor pointed out that those raising alarms and claiming red flags are ignorant of how the company operates.
The equity investors value the company based on BTC yield, the appreciation of Bitcoin per share. Credit investors value the credit; this credit security is based upon USD yield, and so just swapping a fiat yield, a yen, a euro, a US dollar yield for a BTC yield with Bitcoin as the collateral.
Amidst the backdrop of this, Bitcoin is attempting to reclaim its lost value as it surges by 4% in the last 24 hours to trade at $111k. Regardless of this, its daily and weekly gains are still down by 3.6% and 3.8% respectively.
According to our recent update, Bitcoin could stage a rebound as China releases $24.9 trillion in liquidity floods.
