BlockBeats News, February 19 — According to Arkham data, after five and a half years of continuous Bitcoin purchases, Michael Saylor’s total accumulated investment has reached $54.52 billion, with an average holding cost of $76,027. Currently, Bitcoin’s price is 12.4% below his average cost, which means Saylor is experiencing an unrealized loss of $6.7 billion.
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