Michael Saylor Hints at Another Bitcoin Purchase With ‘More Charts’ Post

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Michael Saylor suggests that Strategy is preparing to buy more Bitcoin again, as both BTC and the company’s stock are falling.

Saylor shared a StrategyTracker chart on Sunday, which shows bubbles for each BTC purchase Strategy has made so far, overlaid on the coin’s historical chart displaying the price climbing over time.

It’s clear that the company has made a large number of buys, and it doesn’t mean it’s planning to stop. “We’re gonna need more charts,” Saylor wrote in the post.

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This phrase is one of his recurring memes. He often posts a chart showing Strategy’s cumulative Bitcoin holdings shortly before the company announces another purchase in its weekly filing. Basically, in crypto circles, these posts are now treated as an unofficial teaser for an upcoming buy.

Over 100 Bitcoin buys

Strategy is the largest corporate BTC holder. It has made 113 purchases since it began buying in August 2020. The average price per coin is $66,384.

The last purchase it made was 520 BTC for $35 million, recorded on June 22. In total, the company now holds 847,363 BTC valued at $50.74 billion as of June 29, 2026.  

The chart shows that Strategy has started a particularly aggressive purchase strategy in November 2024. It went from 331,200 BTC to the current 847,363 in less than two years.

Underwater, but continues buying

One notable question keeps popping up below Saylor’s teaser on Twitter: with what money is the company going to buy more BTC? Some even suggest that it should sell some BTC to rebuy more at lower prices.

This comes as the company has continued accumulating BTC despite being massively underwater on paper due to the coin’s significant drop from its highs, as well as the company’s stock falling.

BTC is down 0.4% over the past day, now trading at the price of $59,939. It’s also down 6.5% in a week, 18.4% in a month, 44% in a year, and 52.5% from its all-time high of $126,080 recorded in October 2025.

Moreover, MSTR stock fell 8% lower on Thursday to $86 and 3.54% on Monday to the price of $82. It keeps decreasing amid worries over its ability to meet dividend obligations. That said, the company’s treasury reportedly has 10 months of dollar reserves to cover dividend obligations.

Saylor has repeatedly said that Strategy will keep buying Bitcoin over the long term, and it seems it will find ways to do so.