Michael Saylor stirs up the X community cage again with a cryptic post that includes graphs showing his company’s myriad profits $BTC Purchases completed in the last 6 years. The text “What’s next?” appears.
While many interpreted this message as another hint that Strategy had made new Bitcoin purchases, the reality of the past few weeks tells a different story.
What’s next? pic.twitter.com/bNl0xX0obw
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) July 19, 2026
Should I buy or sell next?
The company’s co-founder and former CEO has been publishing posts like this for years. I didn’t pay much attention to it before because there was always a big acquisition announcement the next business day. But that all changed a few weeks ago when, instead of bragging about its latest Bitcoin acquisition, Strategy announced its largest acquisition ever. $BTC To date, we have disposed of and sold over 3,500 units.
Perceptions quickly changed. This comes just a week after the company launched a digital credit capital framework to enhance liquidity and long-term assets. $BTC exposure. The idea was simple. The company had $2.55 billion in reserves, which was enough to cover 17.4 months of dividend payments. But we wanted to elevate it and include potential. $BTC Sales will be up to $1.25 billion and the dividend payment period will be extended to over 25 months.
Saylor published a similar tip over the weekend, but there was no movement in Bitcoin. Instead, Strategy increased its US dollar reserves to $3 billion by raising capital through a public offering of common stock in the market. All eyes are now on the world’s largest corporate holders. $BTCand speculation is rife about what tomorrow’s announcement will be.
113 purchases
I said countless above, but the actual number purchased is 113 (I counted slowly, I hope I’m not wrong). They started almost six years ago and the company has accumulated $843,775. $BTC It has since stepped up efforts following the 2024 US presidential election and the promise of a friendlier regulatory environment.
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Despite the DCA strategy, the company is still holding back on its major bets on Bitcoin given the price correction of Bitcoin assets over the past nine months or so. The company spent about $64 billion amassing hidden assets, which are now worth nearly $10 billion less. This means that the company’s unrealized losses amount to approximately 15%.
