Saylor’s company—formerly MicroStrategy—has amassed nearly 600,000 BTC, making it one of the biggest corporate holders. Their aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy, including the use of preferred stock to raise funds, has sparked renewed market interest.
According to Check, these kinds of financial products tend to appear just before major rallies, and he sees a pattern forming. On-chain data also shows rising stablecoin inflows and growing short interest in futures markets—conditions that could trigger a rapid price squeeze.
The optimistic tone aligns with broader forecasts suggesting Bitcoin could reach $136,000 in the coming weeks, helped by a friendlier U.S. policy environment and easing global tensions. However, not everyone is convinced. Famed short seller Jim Chanos has blasted Strategy’s financial moves as overhyped and risky, calling the company’s valuation excessive.
While the bulls see momentum building, critics warn of irrational exuberance. As opposing views collide, Bitcoin may soon reveal which side has it right.
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