Michael Saylor posted Strategy’s holdings tracker with a “more dots” caption, hinting at another purchase — which the company confirmed Monday, its third straight weekly buy, even as its STRC preferred stock trades well below par.
Posted June 22, 2026 at 7:17 am EST.
Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor hinted at another Bitcoin purchase on Sunday, posting the company’s holdings tracker with the caption “Looks better with more dots.” The chart he shared plots Strategy’s accumulation as orange dots against Bitcoin’s price, alongside the company’s average purchase price.
The post preceded another disclosed purchase. On Monday, Strategy reported buying about 520 BTC for roughly $34.9 million between June 15 and 21 — its third consecutive weekly purchase, following roughly 1,587 BTC (~$100 million) the prior week and about 1,550 BTC (~$101 million) the week before. The buys brought Strategy’s holdings to about 847,363 BTC, worth roughly $54 billion at recent prices.
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The streak followed a rare sale. In a June 1 filing, Strategy disclosed it had sold 32 BTC for about $2.5 million in late May — an average of roughly $77,000 a coin — to help fund dividends on its STRC preferred shares, its first reported sale since 2022.
The purchases come as Strategy’s STRC perpetual preferred stock has come under pressure, recently falling to around $82.50 — about 17% below its $100 par value — which led the company to pause STRC share sales. STRC now carries an effective yield of about 13% by the company’s own measure, a cost Strategy must cover in cash. The recent Bitcoin buys, however, were funded through sales of the company’s common stock, not STRC. Saylor has recast his “never sell” stance as a pledge to remain a net accumulator, promising to buy 10 to 20 Bitcoin for each one sold.
Update, Monday, June 22, 2026, 9:20pm ET: This article and its headline have been updated to reflect that Strategy has reported Bitcoin purchases in each of the three weeks prior to publication, including a purchase disclosed on June 22, and to clarify that those purchases were funded through sales of the company’s common stock rather than its STRC preferred shares.
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