Michael Saylor is doing his thing again. The Strategy executive chairman posted on X teasing that the company will announce another Bitcoin purchase for MSTR on Monday, continuing a ritual that has become as predictable as the sunrise.
For anyone keeping score at home, Strategy currently holds 845,256 BTC, acquired at a total cost of approximately $64 billion. That’s an average cost basis of around $75,680 per coin. The company formerly known as MicroStrategy has turned its corporate treasury into what is essentially the world’s largest publicly traded Bitcoin fund.
The Saylor signal has become a market tradition
Here’s the pattern. Saylor posts something on X, usually a chart or a phrase like “Back to Work,” and then Monday rolls around with an SEC 8-K filing confirming another purchase.
The playbook has been remarkably consistent throughout 2026. In mid-May, Strategy scooped up 24,869 BTC for roughly $2 billion. In April, the company grabbed 13,927 BTC in a deal worth about $1 billion. According to Saylor, Strategy has been acquiring Bitcoin at approximately twice the rate of current daily miner production.
