Saylor Signals Bitcoin Buys Resume After Week Off
Michael Saylor's 'Back to Work' post on X Sunday with a StrategyTracker screenshot suggests MicroStrategy may resume its weekly Bitcoin acquisition program after a rare pause.
Key Takeaway
Saylor's Sunday posts reliably signal incoming Bitcoin buys — the pause looks over after just one week.
MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor posted 'Back to Work' on X Sunday with a StrategyTracker screenshot, signaling the company may resume weekly Bitcoin buys after taking a week off at the end of March.
The company last purchased ₱4.65 billion ($77 million) worth of Bitcoin on March 23 at ₱4,486,715 ($74,326) per coin, breaking a pattern of weekly acquisitions that had run since the start of 2025.
Saylor's Sunday chart posts have historically preceded SEC Form 8-K filings announcing Bitcoin purchases. Data from STRC.LIVE estimates Strategy raised enough funds through its Stretch perpetual preferred stock to buy 1,821 BTC for the week ending April 3. Each STRC share trades at ₱6,037 ($100) par value.
Strategy holds 762,099 BTC acquired at an average cost of ₱4,569,295 ($75,694) per coin, the largest corporate Bitcoin treasury globally at roughly 3.4% of circulating supply. Bitcoin traded at $69,100 at the time of the article, up 1.2% over 30 days but down 20.9% year-to-date.
The company announced a ₱2.66 trillion ($44.1 billion) fundraising plan in late March to fund purchases through MSTR common shares and STRC sales. Strategy has never sold any of its Bitcoin holdings despite accumulating through multiple market cycles.
MicroStrategy CEO Saylor predicted Bitcoin could reach $150,000 by year-end in October 2025, describing the asset as 'digital property' and 'apex collateral' superior to traditional reserves, while S&P granted the company its first-ever credit rating in 2025 as a Bitcoin treasury company.
This article was written based on reporting from Cointelegraph.
