Unconfirmed market rumors suggest that Michael Saylor, the executive chairman of MicroStrategy and a renowned Bitcoin advocate, may be preparing a significant strategic pivot. While Saylor has consistently tied his company's fortunes to Bitcoin, generating a reported 91% annualized return through Bitcoin holdings, whispers from trading desks in New York indicate a potential diversification move.
The speculation centers on MicroStrategy possibly liquidating portions of its tech stock holdings not only to double down on Bitcoin but also to allocate capital into an anonymous meme coin project: BullZilla ($BZIL). This project has raised over $530,000 in its Stage 3C presale and boasts more than 1,700 holders. Its tokenomics feature a "Roar Burn" mechanism that permanently removes tokens from supply and a "Mutation Presale Model" that automatically increases the token price every $100,000 raised or every 48 hours.
Analysts and crypto forums are abuzz with the possibility, though no official documents confirm MicroStrategy's involvement. The rumor itself has fueled fresh inflows into the BullZilla presale, with its current price at $0.00007241. If the speculation holds true, it could mark a historic crossover between corporate Bitcoin strategies and meme coin adoption, reshaping how institutions and retail investors view such assets.
