Michael Saylor Hints at More Bitcoin Buys as Strategy Holdings Reach 847,363 BTC.
Michael Saylor has once again fueled speculation about Strategy's next Bitcoin purchase after sharing an updated StrategyTracker chart on X, highlighting the company's massive cryptocurrency holdings and signaling that additional acquisitions could be on the horizon.
The chart, posted on Sunday, shows that Strategy currently owns 847,363 Bitcoin worth approximately $50.88 billion as of June 28, 2026. The company has completed 113 separate Bitcoin purchases, with an average acquisition cost of $75,653 per BTC, reinforcing its position as the world's largest corporate holder of Bitcoin.
The StrategyTracker graphic maps the company's buying activity with orange bubbles placed across Bitcoin's historical price chart. The visualization illustrates Strategy's aggressive accumulation strategy, particularly throughout 2024 and 2025, while the steadily rising average purchase price line reflects its continued buying despite higher market valuations.
Accompanying the chart, Saylor wrote, "We're gonna need more charts," a comment widely interpreted by the crypto community as a hint that Strategy intends to continue expanding its Bitcoin treasury through additional purchases.
The post comes just days after Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said he remains optimistic about Bitcoin's long-term outlook but criticized Strategy's financing model. Garlinghouse argued that the company's approach to raising capital for Bitcoin acquisitions has negatively affected the broader cryptocurrency market, particularly after the preferred stock tied to Strategy's funding structure fell to record lows.
Investor concerns have also weighed on Strategy's shares. The company's stock dropped 8% on Thursday to $86 amid worries over its ability to meet dividend obligations linked to its STRC preferred shares. Despite those concerns, reports indicate Strategy still has enough dollar reserves to cover STRC dividend payments for approximately 10 months.
As of the latest market update, MSTR shares were trading at $82.31 after declining another 3.54%, while STRC traded at around $74.57, posting a modest 1.48% gain on Sunday.
Despite recent pressure on its stock price and criticism of its financing strategy, Strategy continues to demonstrate its long-term commitment to Bitcoin, with Saylor's latest post reinforcing expectations that the company remains focused on accumulating more BTC as part of its corporate treasury strategy.