Following a week of underperformance driven by weak corporate interest and significant ETF outflows, Bitcoin's price has been stuck in a narrow trading range between $114,400 and $117,300. However, signals from a key figure in the crypto world suggest a potential shift in momentum.
Michael Saylor, the co-founder of MicroStrategy and a prominent Bitcoin advocate, posted a cryptic message on social media saying "Bitcoin is on Sale." This post, which came with an image of his company's recent acquisitions, has led to speculation of another large-scale purchase.
MicroStrategy's current holdings amount to 629,376 BTC, valued at approximately $72.3 billion, with a profit of $25.9 billion. A new purchase from the company could provide two key boosts to Bitcoin's price:
Currently, Bitcoin is trading cautiously around $114,600, consolidating below the middle Bollinger Band. Momentum indicators are neutral, suggesting the price could move in either direction. A decisive break above the $117,800 resistance level could lead to a rally toward $121,700 and potentially $124,000. This bullish move would likely be triggered by renewed corporate demand and confirmation of MicroStrategy's rumored purchase.
On the other hand, if the price falls below the immediate support at $111,700, it could lead to further losses toward the $108,000 level. Without a significant increase in corporate demand, Bitcoin is expected to remain within its current range of $114,000 to $118,000.
August 2025, Cryptoniteuae