Michael Saylor isn't slowing down. If anything, he's removing every possible obstacle to buy more Bitcoin.
Strategy just filed an amendment with the SEC that quietly expands how they can raise capital. Previously, the company could only sell shares during regular trading hours. Now? They've opened the door to pre-market and post-market sales through a second broker .
This matters more than most people realize.
Here's the breakdown of what changed: during normal market hours (9:30 AM - 4:00 PM ET), one broker handles ATM sales. But now, a second broker can execute sales before the open or after the close . They can also arrange block trades in the after-hours session .
Why does this matter for Bitcoin? Simple. Strategy uses every dollar from stock sales to buy BTC. More flexibility to sell shares means more ammunition to accumulate. And being able to respond to volatility outside regular hours means they can capitalize on moves when retail isn't watching.
The timing is telling. Last week alone, Strategy added 17,994 Bitcoin for $1.28 billion at an average price of $70,946 per coin . That brings their total hoard to 738,731 BTC, purchased for roughly $56.04 billion at an average cost of $75,862 .
Think about that scale. They now hold about 3.7% of all Bitcoin that will ever exist . Last week's purchase alone absorbed nearly five weeks' worth of newly mined Bitcoin supply .
Some investors are questioning the strategy with Bitcoin trading below their average entry. But Saylor isn't trading—he's accumulating. This SEC amendment just removes another constraint on his ability to keep buying.
The machine keeps running. And now it can run 24/7.
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