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Expectations have intensified that Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) could have added a substantial amount of bitcoin after a new post by Michael Saylor. On April 5, the executive chairman of Strategy shared a brief message on X marking a return to his widely followed “orange dot” updates after skipping the prior week. Market participants closely monitor these posts for signals tied to Strategy’s buying activity.
“Back to Work,” Saylor wrote. The message was accompanied by a chart summarizing Strategy’s bitcoin reserve trajectory, showing a total of 762,099 BTC. The graphic presents cumulative buying activity across multiple market cycles, with dots marking each acquisition over time.
The trend line suggests consistent accumulation during both rising and declining price periods. The clustering of purchases during price dips points to a long-term approach rather than short-term trading behavior. The return of the orange dot format has historically aligned with purchase disclosures, fueling anticipation of another update.
The post followed a quieter period disclosed in a recent regulatory filing. Strategy reported no bitcoin purchases or share sales for the week ending March 29. In a Form 8-K filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the company stated: “On March 30, 2026, Strategy Inc. announced that, during the period between March 23, 2026 and March 29, 2026, Strategy did not sell any shares under its at-the-market offering program and did not purchase any bitcoin.”
Strategy’s dashboard data also framed the company’s broader financial position alongside its bitcoin holdings. The firm’s market capitalization was near $41.4 billion, while its enterprise value reached approximately $57.3 billion. The bitcoin reserve totals 762,099 BTC, with an estimated value of around $50.90 billion based on a market price near $67,335. The average acquisition cost stands close to $75,894 per bitcoin, reflecting a large cumulative investment.
Other indicators cited include implied volatility near 66% and annualized historical volatility exceeding 70%. The data also referenced leverage metrics, dividend coverage, and capital structure alignment tied to bitcoin holdings.
With Saylor resuming his signature posting style, anticipation has grown that Strategy could announce a new bitcoin purchase on Monday, consistent with its typical disclosure cadence.
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