Saylor’s orange dot buy
The orange dot dropped—MicroStrategy just bought 520 Bitcoin for $34.9M. 🟠 Here’s why traders watch Saylor’s posts like hawks.
What the video says
Michael Saylor just rewrote the playbook, calling Bitcoin digital energy. His weekend post on X, an orange dot chart tracking 847,363 Bitcoin, is the signal traders have learned to watch.
Every time Saylor posts those dots, a Monday SEC filing follows, confirming another MicroStrategy buy. This time, the company's smallest 2026 purchase, 500 Bitcoin for $34.9 million at $67.068 per coin, funded by a $335.5 million stock sale.
Yet the stakes are epoch-making. MicroStrategy's holdings now represent 4% of Bitcoin's entire supply at an average cost of $75.651 per coin, a $64 billion bet sitting on a significant unrealized loss.
Even after selling 32 Bitcoin in June for the first time since 2022, the accumulation cadence hasn't slowed. This Monday's filing is the next step in a strategy that's become a market inflection point.
