MicroStrategy's co-founder Michael Saylor recently hinted through social media about potentially new launching a new of which not only the company's strategy of throws a bombshell into the market.
This influential figure in digital assets posted a brief message on X (formerly Twitter) platform with over 4.4 million followers: "Orange is my favorite color". The market generally interprets this as MicroStrategy's continued Bitcoin acquisition action.
Reviewing MicroStrategy's recent purchase record, on May 26, 2025, they completed a transaction to acquire 4,020 BTC, valued at approximately $427 million at the time.
This of accumulation has pushed MicroStrategy's total Bitcoin holdings to an of impressive 580,250 BTC, which at current market prices, has exceeded $60 billion in total value.
.Bitcoin Treasuries data, MicroStrategy has risen to become the world's largest single corporate Bitcoin holder, with reserves even surpassing the total Bitcoin holdings officially announced by the US and Chinese governments.How MicroStrategy's Bitcoin Gamble Stirs the Market
Meanwhile, Michael Saylor himself has never stopped his Bitcoin promotion efforts, actively interacting with famous personalities to expand Bitcoin's influence.. He recently recently recently issued a to famous Podcast host Joe Rogan on social media, publicly stating pote Hey @joerogan, let's talk about Bitcoin Bitcoin."
<>sparked enthusiastic response and expectations in the Bitcoin community. with many responding that if the were to happen, its influence would ""shock the entire internet".MicroStrategy Questioned on "Reserve Proof"
As M's holdings continue to grow daily, market concerns about position transparency have surfaced, with more community members calling for MicroStrategy to provide a clear "proof of Reserves to verify the company's claimed massive BTC holdings.
A critic directly commented under Saylor's post: <"reserve proof, the 'trust me, b'mro. When will on-chain? Or are you afraid to show you actually don't have Bitcoin, only paper Bitcoin?"
Facing external doubts, Saylor firmly opposes disclosing detailed reserve proof. He explained that this would inevitably expose the company's's core wallet addresses,,ing attention potential threats pos,ing security risks to company assets.
"The inherent high transparency of the blockchain is one of major the main obstacles preventing institutions from integrating their core business business operations on-chain. Large enterprises and institutions would face unnecessary major security risks if proof audits
