Michael Saylor: Strategy Bitcoin purchase potential exceeds the amount available for sale in the market

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Odaily Planet Daily reports that Michael Saylor, Founder and Executive Chairman of Strategy, stated on the X platform that Strategy has strong purchasing power, and its Bitcoin buying potential exceeds the amount available for sale in the market (“We can buy more Bitcoin than they can sell”), demonstrating the company’s long-term commitment and confidence in digital assets.

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