‘Think ₿igger’ – Is Michael Saylor teasing Strategy’s 106th Bitcoin buy?

Michael Saylor has once again taken to X to post his usual Sunday tease on Strategy’s future Bitcoin purchase.

For those unaware, Saylor, since October 2025, has been posting a lot on the ‘Orange Dot’ tease. And, post that, his firm, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has automatically added more BTC to its treasury. 

On the 12th of April, the pattern was repeated as Saylor added a note urging investors to: 

Strategy’s Bitcoin purchase and MSTR stock move in opposite directions

The chart attached showed that to date, Strategy has completed 105 BTC purchases and held 766,970 BTC worth $54.84 billion. It further highlighted Strategy’s average cost of buying BTC, which was ​​$75,644 per BTC.

Since Bitcoin’s price was below the average cost, Saylor’s firm sat at an unrealized loss of $3.17 billion as of press time. At the same time, Bitcoin [BTC] was trading at $70,635.79, after a drop of 1.43% in the past 24 hours. 

Additionally, despite Strategy’s constant purchases, the stock price of MSTR was trading low at the time of reporting.

As per Google Finance data, MSTR was changing hands at $128.64 after a decline of 0.17% before the close of the last trading session and over a 59% drop in the past six months. 

Secret player behind Strategy’s BTC stash

Notably, Strategy’s sought-after preferred stock, Stretch [STRC], is also one of the main reasons behind the firm’s amplified Bitcoin purchases in the past few months.

Remarking on the same, Strategy CEO Phong Le had put it best when he said, 

$STRC is our iPhone moment. $5B in cumulative revenue in 7 months, faster than virtually any product, including the iPhone.

However, not everyone shares similar sentiments about Strategy, as forever Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff recently highlighted, 

I’m sure @Saylor will rely on that to keep pumping Bitcoin and issuing more shares of $MSTR to buy it. But a 92% decline will make it the worst-performing investment for most HODLers.

Final Summary

• Michael Saylor continues with its Sunday ‘Orange Dot’ tease on X, hinting at further Bitcoin purchases.
• Despite increasing the BTC stash, MSTR’s stock price is still in the bearish zone.