Saylor Breaks Two-Day Silence, Vows To HODL Through $13B Worth Of Paper Oof 📉

Strategy founder Michael Saylor returned to social media on June 26 after a two-day posting hiatus that coincided with Bitcoin falling below $60,000, breaking his usual run of daily pro-Bitcoin content with a renewed commitment to the company's existing treasury approach. Saylor's last post on X had been on June 24, and the absence drew comment from members of the cryptocurrency community who noted that the decline had gone on long enough to quiet even one of the asset's most consistent public advocates.

In his first post since the pause, Saylor addressed the volatility directly. "Volatility tests every capital structure. The strategy remains committed to a focus on Bitcoin, disciplined capital allocation, credit quality, and long-term value creation. We are grateful to our investors and will continue to implement with transparency and determination," he wrote. Saylor said the company will keep executing on its current Bitcoin strategy regardless of price swings and thanked investors for their support.

The post comes as Strategy's unrealized loss on its Bitcoin holdings has reached approximately $13 billion, a figure that now exceeds the market capitalization of Dogecoin, which sits near $11.5 billion. According to recent analyses, the paper losses also surpass the market caps of other major altcoins, including Cardano, $XMR (Monero), Chainlink, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, $UNI (Uniswap), and $NEAR (Near Protocol).

Strategy currently holds roughly 844,000 $BTC, acquired at an average purchase price of around $75,600 per coin. The company has not announced any change to its accumulation or treasury policy in response to the recent price action.