In a recent post on X, he hinted at upcoming activity by sharing a chart from SaylorTracker—a site known for tracking his firm’s BTC purchases. Historically, every time Saylor has shared this specific chart, it’s preceded a new buy.
He paired the image with a nod to Strategy’s first move into Bitcoin: “It all started with a quarter-billion-dollar investment in Bitcoin,” referencing the company’s initial $250 million allocation that launched its aggressive buying campaign.
What was once newsworthy has now become routine—Strategy’s Bitcoin acquisitions happen so frequently that weeks without a purchase are now the exception. The firm consistently files updates with the SEC, and capital raises tied to BTC purchases often follow close behind.
Strategy’s Bitcoin position currently totals approximately $71.85 billion, acquired at an average entry price of $71,777. With Bitcoin now trading near $118,000, the company is sitting on roughly 64% unrealized gains—a massive windfall by corporate standards.
That said, not every purchase is immediately profitable. Their most recent buy, worth $739 million just last Monday, is temporarily in the red by about $4.4 million due to minor price fluctuations. Still, such dips are unlikely to alter the long-term conviction driving Strategy’s buying spree.
Saylor’s latest post is being read as a clear signal that the accumulation isn’t slowing down. If history repeats, another purchase announcement could be just days away.
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