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Foresight News reported that Michael Saylor tweeted that Strategy purchased 22,305 bitcoin at an average price of approximately $95,284 per coin, spending about $2.13 billions. "As of January 19, 2026, we hold 709,715 bitcoin, acquired at an average price of approximately $75,979 per coin, with a total cost of about $53.92 billions."

Odaily reported: Big data analysis of 6,200 posts reveals the wild details and interesting statistics from Trump’s first anniversary of taking office and his “Truth manipulation”: 1. “Fingertip Maniac”: According to statistics, there were a total of 6,168 posts throughout 2025, averaging about 18 posts per day. From January 20, 2025, to January 20, 2026, during his first year in office, the total number of posts was around 6,200. 2. Absolute Top 5 High-Frequency Words: No.1 “Great”: Appeared over 1,400 times, his absolute catchphrase. No.2 “Never”: Appeared 561 times, often used in “never surrender.” No.3 “Border”: Appeared 512 times, a core policy focus. No.4 “Biden”: Appeared 277 times, still the main comparison target even after leaving office. No.5 “Siege”: Appeared 276 times, revealing his “wartime president” mentality. 3. “Golden Posting Time”: The most active period throughout the day was 6:00 PM (494 posts for the year), while the quietest period was 4:00 AM. 4. Single-Day “Outburst” Record: On December 1, 2025, he set a single-day record with 168 posts. Among them, during the two hours from 10:00 PM to midnight, he frantically posted 147 times, averaging one post every 40 seconds. The most market-disruptive “finger”: 1. US Stock Market “Black Two Days”: On April 2, 2025, he suddenly posted about “Liberation Day” tariffs. The S&P 500 index plunged 10.5% in the following 48 hours, wiping out trillions of dollars in market value, marking the worst performance since 2020. 2. Federal Reserve “Jawboning” Failure: In the second half of 2025, he repeatedly posted harsh criticism of Powell for being “too late,” demanding a rate cut to 1%. This triggered extreme market panic, and instead of falling, the 10-year US Treasury yield rose, breaking above 4.26% at the beginning of this year. 3. Defense Stocks “Buyback Ban”: On January 7, 2026, he singled out Raytheon and other defense contractors, threatening to ban their stock buybacks and dividends. Lockheed Martin’s stock price immediately dropped by 5%. 4. Credit Card “Interest Rate Decapitation”: On January 9, 2026, he proposed forcibly capping credit card interest rates at 10%. Capital One and Synchrony Financial both saw their stock prices fall by more than 6% that day. 5. Greenland “Land Purchase” Controversy: He once again proposed buying Greenland and threatened to impose tariffs on European countries that opposed it. This geopolitical friction shook market confidence in US assets and indirectly pushed US Treasury yields higher.

Danish pension fund Akademiker Pension has announced its withdrawal from the US Treasury market. As of the end of December, the fund held $100 million in US Treasuries. Its Chief Investment Officer stated that the United States is "basically no longer a good credit prospect."