Michael Saylor Hints at Another Strategy Bitcoin Buy With ‘Stretch the Orange Dots’ Post

Michael Saylor hinted today that Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, could announce another Bitcoin purchase tomorrow. The hint followed the company’s acquisition last Monday and comes as Bitcoin has recovered by 1.15% in the past 24 hours to trade at $71,300 at press time. 

Michael Saylor Strategy Bitcoin Buy Hint

In an X post, Michael Saylor posted the phrase “Stretch the Orange Dots,” continuing a pattern often linked to Strategy Bitcoin purchases. Notably, this is the eleventh one shared by Michael Saylor in 2026.

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Strategy currently holds 738,731 BTC valued near $53 billion at current prices. The company acquired the holdings across 102 purchases since late 2020. They have an average entry price of $75,863 per coin and a total cost basis near $56.04 billion.

However, the position currently shows an unrealized loss of roughly $3 billion, representing a decline of about 5.4%. Strategy’s broader accumulation strategy has continued despite price volatility across the crypto market.

Michael Saylor has previewed a buy with a Sunday post for months before formal announcements on Monday. The latest hint also comes after Strategy acquired 17,994 BTC last week. That purchase expanded Strategy’s already large Bitcoin treasury and continued the company’s long-running accumulation plan.

Market Structure and Liquidity Trends 

Meanwhile, Michael Saylor Strategy continues to fund Bitcoin purchases through debt and equity financing. The approach persists even as treasury companies face declining net asset values during market downturns.

Meanwhile, crypto traders predict Michael Saylor’s Strategy may have already purchased more than 1,000 BTC this week. The speculation follows activity tied to the company’s at-the-market share program. That program allows the company to sell stock and raise funds for additional purchases.

The hint also arrives as Michael Saylor Strategy’s STRC preferred stock has become the most liquid preferred security tied to Bitcoin exposure. Demand for the Bitcoin-backed instrument has increased among investors seeking indirect BTC exposure.

Bitcoin’s Long-Term Holder Supply Trends

Michael Saylor’s Strategy has had rising short interest in recent weeks. Short interest occurs when investors borrow shares and sell them while expecting the price to decline. The increase shows bearish positioning tied to Strategy’s strong exposure to Bitcoin price movements. 

In addition to Strategy accumulation, long-term holders still control roughly 79% of Bitcoin’s total circulating supply, according to analyst Darkfost. The data contrasts with the 2021 cycle, when long-term holder supply dropped from 82% to 70% within six months.

Darkfost explained that the current cycle happened differently, with supply transfers occurring in several waves. Short-term holders repeatedly absorbed supply and later became long-term holders themselves.

Meanwhile, Strategy’s stock also reacted to the latest developments. The MSTR crypto-linked stock traded at $138.40 in after-hours trading after closing Friday at $137.34. The stock recorded a day range between $138.44 and $147.26 and an average trading volume of 24.52 million shares.

Source: Yahoo Finance