As Bitcoin attempts to stabilize at $67,000, Chairman of Strategy Michael Saylor continues to display his trademark optimism on social media. In a new post for X, Saylor not only pictured herself carrying a large orange bag covered in the Bitcoin logo, but also added an interesting caption suggesting she might need a “bigger” bag.
The message to the market is clear. Saylor & Co. continues to absorb supply and is willing to buy more Bitcoin.
Why Michael Saylor calls for a “bigger bag” amid MSTR stock volatility
Strategy currently holds 718,722 $BTCequivalent to approximately $48 billion in value. But given the average purchase price of nearly $76,000, Saylor and company have about a 12% unrealized loss on their positions. Despite this, the company’s mNAV ratio remains around 1, and its adjusted enterprise value multiple is even higher at 1.256.
In other strategy-related developments, this week the company hosted Strategy World 2026, where Thaler reiterated his thesis that Bitcoin represents digital capital. According to him, Bitcoin’s core value lies not in the abstract narrative of portability, but in the practical reality of a $1 billion investment. $BTC Moving $1 billion in traditional assets is much more complex.
I need a bigger orange bag. pic.twitter.com/DoVuklGMFr
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) February 26, 2026
At the same time, he acknowledged that Bitcoin’s main challenge is price volatility, arguing that large capital inflows are mainly held back by volatility, and not by structural flaws in the network itself. From Sailer’s point of view, modifications are a normal part of the model. His message is consistent. $BTCbe prepared to hold for 7-10 years.
All of this is happening as Strategy stock MSTR is reportedly the most shorted stock on the market, according to Goldman Sachs. The stock is currently trading at $132.8, down 12.6% year-to-date in 2026. This is a 75.8% drop from the all-time high of $542.
Just how much Saylor needs an even bigger orange bag may become clearer next week as the strategy continues to report weekly Bitcoin activity as trades occur. One thing is for sure: Even amid the current turmoil in the crypto market, Saylor is openly optimistic.