MicroStrategy may be preparing for yet another Bitcoin purchase, according to recent hints from company co-founder and chairman, Michael Saylor. In a subtle post shared on X (formerly Twitter), Saylor alluded to “orange dots” — a familiar symbol that observers associate with the company’s past Bitcoin acquisitions.
This comes after the company’s last major purchase on March 31, 2025, when MicroStrategy acquired nearly $2 billion worth of Bitcoin. That acquisition brought the firm’s total Bitcoin holdings to nearly 530,000 BTC, reinforcing its role as one of the most prominent institutional investors in the digital asset.
Though MicroStrategy paused its buying spree briefly in early April, its aggressive acquisition trend shows no signs of slowing. Nevertheless, analysts point out that these purchases have had limited impact on Bitcoin’s market price of late, as traders have often pre-empted such moves.
Current Bitcoin Value and Company Position
- Bitcoin is currently trading at $84,762.
- MicroStrategy’s average purchase price is $67,458.
- This provides a significant cushion before potential market downturns impact profitability.
While the firm saw a 10% surge in stock on Friday, it experienced a minor after-hours dip of 0.69% on Sunday. Despite the company’s impressive performance in 2024, stock performance has remained relatively static so far this year, amid concerns around inflation and international trade policies.
What’s Next?
An official announcement of a new Bitcoin purchase could be imminent — possibly as early as Monday — based on Saylor’s recent comments. Investors and analysts alike will be monitoring closely to see how this potential move plays into MicroStrategy’s bold long-term Bitcoin strategy.
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