In a recent tweet, Michael Saylor teased buying additional Bitcoin for the strategy despite the market backlash.
Michael Saylor Tips Strategy Will You Buy More Bitcoin
Speculation about another Bitcoin acquisition has begun to rage again after the chief strategy officer Posted by Michael Saylor His usual weekly update on X is on Sunday. The post came ahead of the company’s expected weekly takeover on Monday.
“We’re going to need more charts,” Michael Saylor books He also added the company’s famous “Orange Dots” chart. For context, this graphic shows all of the Bitcoin strategy’s purchases to date. The announcement immediately raised hopes that the company might announce another Bitcoin buy when markets reopen on Monday.
We’ll need more charts. pic.twitter.com/xVASOEnSw8
-Michael Saylor (@saylor) June 28, 2026
Michael Saylor’s teaser comes just days after the strategy made a relatively modest announcement Buy $35 million worth of Bitcoin. At the same time, it also boosted its US dollar holdings by about $300 million. To pay for these transactions, the company raised more than $335 million from MSTR stock sales. The move also raised more investor questions about shareholder dilution.
What’s next for the strategy?
The latest rumors also come at a time of growing controversy over the capital structure of the Michael Saylor-led company. According to Grayscale CEO and Head of Research Zach Pandl, the company has two scenarios for perpetual variable rate preferred stock (STRC).
“What I think will happen: STRC’s dividend increases by 50 basis points, which equates to $100 million higher dividend obligations for the next two years; that probably doesn’t help market confidence.” Bundle wrote On X.
In his view, a more differentiated approach would better reassure investors. The team added: “What I hope will happen: Sell ≥~$3B worth of Bitcoin to cover almost all cash liabilities for the next 2 years (one of the former converts); likely to restore market confidence.”
However, this is not everyone’s idea of the plan. But longtime Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff said selling any of the strategy’s holdings could be harmful.
“Those who think Saylor can solve the $STRC problem by selling Bitcoin… $MSTR can’t Sell Bitcoin “Without crashing the price of Bitcoin,” Schiff warned. He also added that “even if the strategy stopped buying Bitcoin, that change alone would crush the market.”
Currently, Strategy owns 847,363 BTC, making it the largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder in the world. However, the company sparked controversy through Sell 32 Bitcoin in May 2026. The move contradicted Saylor’s previous statement that the strategy would never sell its bitcoin.
