Michael Saylor Signals Another Bitcoin Purchase as Trump Unveils Trade Pact

• Saylor signals 13th Bitcoin buy as Strategy’s holdings surpass $71 billion.
• Trump unveils U.S.-China trade pact easing tariffs and boosting market sentiment.
• Bitcoin rebounds above $110K following trade deal and renewed corporate demand.

Strategy founder Michael Saylor has indicated plans for another major Bitcoin purchase, extending the firm’s record of consecutive acquisitions to thirteen. In a post on X, Saylor shared a chart displaying Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings, now valued at approximately $71 billion, accompanied by the caption “Orange is the color of November.”

The chart disclosed that the company currently holds 640,808 BTC at an average price of $74,302 per coin. The portfolio has appreciated by more than 48% since its inception, reflecting unrealized gains of over $23.6 billion. Analysts note that Saylor has made similar posts before previous purchase disclosures, often hinting at new buys with orange-themed messages.

Last week, Strategy acquired 390 BTC valued at roughly $43 million, marking its most recent addition. The firm has maintained a consistent accumulation strategy, purchasing Bitcoin during both market rallies and downturns, regardless of market conditions.

Michael Saylor’s Company Bitcoin Portfolio Expands Further

If confirmed, the forthcoming acquisition would mark Strategy’s 13th consecutive purchase of Bitcoin. The firm continues to hold the largest corporate Bitcoin treasury globally, reinforcing its position as a major institutional participant in the digital asset market.

Saylor has referred to Bitcoin as a key component of the company’s capital allocation framework. The sustained buying activity aligns with previous acquisition patterns, where each new purchase followed a similar public signal on social media.

Trump Announces New U.S.-China Trade Agreement

In a separate development, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a new trade deal with China during a bilateral meeting in Busan, South Korea. The agreement seeks to ease long-standing economic tensions between the two nations.

The deal includes tariff reductions by the United States and commitments from China to restrict fentanyl exports, reopen agricultural markets to American products, and pause restrictions on rare earth materials used in technology manufacturing. Beijing will also suspend all retaliatory tariffs imposed since March 4 and halt other non-tariff measures against U.S. exports.

The White House described the deal as a comprehensive framework supporting American industries. Trump’s broader Asia tour also produced agreements with Japan and South Korea, while discussions are underway with Thailand, Vietnam, and India.