There are no charts, predictions or explanations. Michael Saylor graphics in full cyberpunk mode – leather jacket, shade and double barrel shotgun marked with Bitcoin logo. The caption reads: “If you want to live, come with me,” and just below, heading: Bitcoinator.
It’s not a change in the message. If anything, it’s another clear signal that the strategy (previously the micro-strategy) and its CEO is completely committed to Bitcoin papers. The company currently owns 568,840 BTC, and is being acquired at an average cost of $69,287. At current prices it is worth around $58.37 billion, with nearly 50% on profits.
If you want to live, come with me. pic.twitter.com/o9p4vg07qa
– Michael Saylor (@saylor) May 15, 2025
The rest of the finances helps to put it in context. Strategy shares are trading at $411.25, with a market capitalization of $115.3 billion and a corporate value of $1233.8 billion. Half of its market capitalization (approximately 50.6%) is currently directly linked to Bitcoin holdings.
The company is trading at 1.975x NAV multiples, indicating that investors continue to price more than the raw value of the coins on their balance sheet.
Saylor’s message arrives at relatively mild times, both in the crypto and stock markets. Bitcoin has fallen below its recent highs, with stock prices in the strategy being slightly eased at a large stage. Still, the broader trend remains. Since the company began purchasing BTC in August 2020, inventory has grown by more than 2,700%.
