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MicroStrategy Bitcoin Speculation Reignited After Saylor's Cryptic Social Post
Michael Saylor's Sunday post of MicroStrategy's acquisition chart renewed debate over the company's next Bitcoin move, weeks after disclosed sales.
Michael Saylor posted MicroStrategy's orange-dot acquisition chart on Sunday with the caption "Doing ₿usiness," reigniting speculation about potential Bitcoin purchases. The post carried no transaction details, though market participants often treat such Sunday postings as signals ahead of formal disclosures.
The timing comes after MicroStrategy reported selling 1,638 BTC between July 27 and August 2, generating $104.73 million at an average price of $63,957. The company deployed $52.4 million toward preferred dividends and $52.3 million for share repurchases, accumulating a $4 billion cash reserve alongside its Bitcoin holdings.
MicroStrategy's official ledger now shows 842,138 BTC acquired for a cumulative $63.51 billion at an average cost basis of $75,419 per coin. At Bitcoin's Sunday price near $65,146, the position carried an unrealized loss of approximately $9 billion, though this paper deficit changes continuously with market conditions.
The company has recorded four negative ledger entries this year totaling 5,258 BTC sold. No confirmed purchases have occurred since June 22. Saylor's post alone cannot establish which funding channel—Bitcoin sales, equity issuance, preferred securities, or cash reserves—the company may employ for its next move, as the $4 billion reserve provides capital for operational needs without requiring additional Bitcoin disposals.
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