- Strategy holds 818,334 BTC with unrealized gains exceeding $4.4 billion.
- Michael Saylor’s latest X post sparked expectations of a new BTC purchase.
- Strategy may sell limited BTC to manage STRC dividend obligations efficiently.
Michael Saylor has signaled that another major Bitcoin purchase by Strategy could be announced soon. The company resumed its accumulation messaging after a short pause tied to its earnings period.
Saylor posted “Back to work. BTC” on X. The message was accompanied by Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings tracker. The post quickly fueled speculation that the company may reveal a fresh Bitcoin acquisition within the next 24 hours.
Strategy Holds More Than 818,000 BTC
According to the latest tracker shared by Saylor, Strategy currently holds 818,334 BTC. The company’s Bitcoin reserve is valued at roughly $66.2 billion based on current market prices.
The average purchase price stands near $75,537 per Bitcoin. The firm’s unrealized profit is estimated at more than $4.4 billion.
Saylor’s latest post came one week after he stated there would be “No buys this week.” That temporary pause aligned with Strategy’s quiet period before releasing its first-quarter earnings report.
Public firms often avoid major financial transactions ahead of earnings announcements. The practice helps companies comply with disclosure regulations and reduces concerns about insider activity.
Market Watches for Monday Announcement
Saylor’s social media posts have become closely watched indicators for the crypto market. Previous hints were often followed by official Bitcoin purchase announcements on Monday mornings.
Several market observers now expect Strategy to disclose another Bitcoin acquisition soon. Crypto analyst Crypto Patel also highlighted the possibility of a new purchase following Saylor’s updated tracker.
JUST IN: Michael Saylor Hints at Another Bitcoin Purchase.
Michael Saylor Has Shared his 17th 2026 Strategy Tracker.$MSTR Currently Holding: 8,18,334 (~$66.20B) at Average Entry: $75,537 Per BTC
Total Investment: $61.81B
Current Unrealized PnL: +$4.40BAnother STRATEGY… pic.twitter.com/ZtCkkiiaFz
— Crypto Patel (@CryptoPatel) May 10, 2026
Strategy maintained aggressive accumulation throughout April. The company financed part of its purchases through its STRC preferred stock offering.
Dividend Strategy Raises Investor Attention
During the recent earnings call, Saylor explained that Strategy may occasionally sell small amounts of Bitcoin to help fund dividend obligations linked to STRC.
He stated that the company could sell one Bitcoin while purchasing 10 to 20 more. According to Saylor, the approach would still increase overall holdings over time.
The comments triggered mixed reactions among investors. Some viewed the idea of selling Bitcoin as a shift away from Strategy’s long-term accumulation model.
However, company executives defended the plan. They described Bitcoin as a treasury asset that can support broader financial management while maintaining long-term growth exposure.
Strategy currently holds approximately $2.25 billion in cash reserves to support operations and dividend obligations.