Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor gave yet another bullish Bitcoin (BTC) statement, saying that the firm will “probably” buy all the freshly mined BTC between now and 2140.
Strategy to buy all newly mined Bitcoin until 2140
After spooking the crypto market earlier this month on May 6 with the remark that Strategy could sell some of its BTC holdings to adjust to market conditions, Saylor has once again taken his characteristic Bitcoin permabull stance.
The U.S.-based entrepreneur stated Thursday that Strategy will likely accumulate all the newly mined BTC from now until 2140. Importantly, the Bitcoin block reward will near zero by 2140, as its 21 million supply will finally be fully realized.
Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, started adding BTC to its balance sheet back in August 2020. As of mid-2026, the company has stacked more than 800,000 in its assets column, becoming the largest corporate holder of the digital asset by quite some distance.
The firm has regularly purchased multiples of the annual global mining output through ongoing capital raises and treasury policy. According to data from Coingecko, the monetary value of BTC held by Strategy is currently hovering slightly above $64.8B.
In percentage terms, Strategy holds more than 4.08 percent of BTC’s total circulating supply, indicating the stronghold the company exercises over the global BTC markets. The second-largest corporate holder of BTC, Twenty One Capital, holds slightly over 43,500 BTC.
It is worth emphasizing that most of the BTC supply – about 99 percent – will be mined by 2035 due to halvings. As a result, Saylor’s comment should not be taken as a literal 114-years long execution, but rather a signal of permanent corporation conviction.
Is BTC nearing a price correction?
Although Saylor’s latest comment on BTC paints a bullish outlook for the top cryptocurrency by market cap, recent macroeconomic development and exchange data suggests that it may be close to a price pullback.
On Wednesday, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yields hit their highest level in over a decade, raising fears of a risk-off sentiment across all asset markets. However, the Bitcoin HODL waves indicator suggests that the digital asset may have already created its macro-bottom for the cycle around $70,000.