Strategy founder Michael Saylor has once again shared the company’s chart data tracking Bitcoin purchases, giving a new buy signal. In his post, Saylor stated, “It looks better with more points.”
In the shared graph, each point represents a Bitcoin purchase.
Given Saylor’s past posts, Strategy is known to typically announce new Bitcoin purchases the day after such posts. Therefore, the latest post has been interpreted as a sign that the company may announce a new BTC purchase soon.
According to the data, Strategy’s Bitcoin reserve value currently stands at $54.26 billion. The company’s total Bitcoin holdings are recorded as 846,842 BTC, with an average Bitcoin cost of $75,658. Based on current data, the company’s Bitcoin position is approximately 15.30% in the red, representing a negative difference of approximately $9.81 billion.
Strategy’s transaction history includes a total of 113 transactions, with the company’s total cost for Bitcoin purchases reported as $64.07 billion. According to the latest transaction records, Strategy purchased 1,587 BTC on June 15, 2026. The average price for this purchase was $63,024, while the total transaction volume was approximately $100.02 million.
The company also purchased 1,550 BTC on June 8, 2026. In this transaction, the average Bitcoin price was $65,332, while the total purchase size reached $101.26 million.
Another striking detail in the data is that Strategy, along with Bitcoin, ranks low in performance since the beginning of the year. While the Nasdaq-100 has risen by 20.8%, Alphabet by 16.8%, NVIDIA by 11.6%, and Apple by 10% since the beginning of the year, Strategy shares have lost 25.9% of their value. During the same period, Bitcoin’s decline was recorded at 27.8%.
*This is not investment advice.
