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Laser Eyes Level Up: Saylor's 2026 Edition Drops as Whales Treat the Dip Like a Sale
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Laser Eyes Level Up: Saylor's 2026 Edition Drops as Whales Treat the Dip Like a Sale

Michael Saylor just reminded everyone he's still very much a Bitcoin bull, because apparently one existential crisis wasn't enough to shake his conviction. The man has been accumulating BTC like it's Pokémon cards during the height of the craze, except the cards print money and the government can't ban them.

On March 28, the MicroStrategy Executive Chairman updated his X profile with laser eyes and a simple message: "It's time to put the laser eyes back on. $BTC." The post blew past one million views within hours, sending bullish sentiment into overdrive across crypto Twitter. Somewhere, a bunch of degens immediately changed their profile pics in solidarity while their portfolio wept quietly in the corner.

For those unfamiliar with the lore, the laser eyes meme carries some serious weight in Bitcoin culture. The trend kicked off in 2021 when true believers—including Saylor, Anthony Pompliano, and a bunch of other public figures—slapped glowing red eyes onto their profile pics as a declaration that Bitcoin would hit $100,000. Saylor's been saving the symbol for moments when his conviction hits particularly hard, basically the crypto equivalent of rolling up your sleeves before getting into a bar fight with the entire traditional financial system.

It's time to put the laser eyes back on. $BTC pic.twitter.com/hsiIuWJlxx — Michael Saylor (@saylor) March 28, 2026

The timing? Probably not a coincidence. MicroStrategy currently sits on 761,068 BTC—roughly 3.6

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UpdatedMar 30, 2026, 18:54 UTC

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