Michael Saylor published on X that "More dots will be better" and added to Strategy's usual bitcoin buy-in graphs, again triggering speculation that the market will continue to increase bitcoin. As this type of post has in the past appeared on several occasions before the company's new hold, it is generally seen as a potential signal.

Recent change in hold

The company disclosed that Strategy had recently bought 1,587 bitcoins at approximately $100 million, increasing the number of warehouses to 846,842. Previously, the company sold 32 bitcoin and described the transaction as a process test. This move has been controversial because Strategy has long used the continued accumulation of bitcoin as a public image.

  • Purchase of 1,587 bitcoins
  • About $100 million.
  • The total hold has risen to 846,842

Market focus on the red pressure

With this 32 bitcoin sold in small amounts, market discussions focused mainly on whether companies could sell more bitcoin in the future as a result of preferential share-sharing arrangements. Some observers are concerned that if companies need to prepare more dollar funds, they may become more dependent on selling money.

Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream, downplayed these concerns in an interview with Bloomberg. He indicated that the small-scale sale did not mean that it was empty, but rather that Strategy could incorporate bitcoin into the treasury management tool. Chase Morgan cautioned that the company might still need to build up its United States dollar reserves in order to reduce external concerns about the future sale of bitcoin for split demand.

Saylor calls for communities to reduce their differences.

According to crypto.news, as quoted earlier, Morgan Chase still expects Strategy to buy up to approximately $32 billion in Bitcoin in 2026. This has led to the continuation of Saylor ' s latest post as one of the clues to the company ' s next move.

In another post, Saylor also called on the Bitcoin community to focus on greater goals. He wrote that Bitcoin supporters should focus on “real importance 99 per cent” and not be divided by the remaining differences, as global capital is still far from entering the Bitcoin network on a large scale.

Additional information:At the time of the announcement, the Bitcoin community was still discussing technology risks, long-term prospects for adoption and the possible impact of quantum calculations. Saylor publicly states that external opportunities are still greater than internal disputes.