Strategy, the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder, takes a strategic approach to its purchases to minimize market impact. Cointelegraph reports that their strategy focuses on aligning acquisitions with market liquidity. This approach is guided by Shirish Jajodia, Strategy’s corporate treasurer and head of investor relations, who explained how private transactions using Over-the-Counter (OTC) desks help avoid significant price swings during trading. While these efforts aim to prevent market disruptions, Bitcoin’s price has shown varied responses following major acquisitions from Strategy. For example, after buying approximately 55,000 Bitcoin for $5.4 billion in late November, Bitcoin reached an all-time high above $106,000 in December, coinciding with the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president. \nStrategy’s ongoing market activity is a key feature of their approach, Jajodia noted that they remain active almost every day, hour, and second. They adjust their purchasing timing based on market conditions, capitalizing on opportunities when prices decline. Michael Saylor, Strategy’s figurehead, has consistently emphasized accumulating Bitcoin regardless of price fluctuations. Saylor has repeatedly expressed his commitment to long-term Bitcoin holdings in tweets and social media posts, reiterating his belief that the digital currency will only rise in value over time. In May, he reiterated this philosophy by stating that he buys Bitcoin with funds he can afford to lose after a price drop from $112,000. This dedication to purchasing at peak prices has garnered significant interest and excitement amongst traders who eagerly await Strategy’s next major Bitcoin acquisition.