Saylor Signals Potential Bitcoin Buy After $7.69 Billion Accumulation in Q1

Michael Saylor, a prominent Bitcoin supporter, hinted that Strategy (MSTR), the company he co-founded, may soon announce another Bitcoin (BTC) purchase. This comes on the heels of the company’s recent disclosure that it expects a net loss for Q1, primarily due to unrealized losses tied to its large Bitcoin holdings.

Since the beginning of the year, Strategy has accumulated 80,785 BTC, funded by a total of $7.69 billion raised in Q1. More than half of that capital came from common stock offerings, with most of the funds allocated to acquiring more Bitcoin.

On Sunday, Saylor posted a Bitcoin holdings tracker to X, signaling that a purchase may be on the horizon. He also commented, “No tariffs on orange dots,” indicating that the company’s Bitcoin purchases were unaffected by the recent U.S.-China trade tensions and the reciprocal tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump earlier this month.

While the company paused Bitcoin buying during the week ending April 6, its current holdings are valued at roughly $44.59 billion, up from the $35.63 billion it originally spent.

As of now, Strategy’s total Bitcoin holdings amount to 528,185 BTC, with an average purchase price of $67,458 per coin, accounting for 2.515% of Bitcoin’s total supply, according to Bitcointreasuries data.