MicroStrategy Teases Bitcoin Buying Resumption After Three-Week Pause
MSTR•MicroStrategy holds 846,842 Bitcoin at a $75,658 average cost, valuing the position at $54.2 billion—10% below cost—after selling 32 BTC for $2.5 million and raising $128 million via ATM share sales. Executive Chairman Michael Saylor’s chart teaser signals resumption of Bitcoin purchases pending Monday’s holdings update after a three-week buy pause.
1. Saylor’s Purchase Teaser
Executive Chairman Michael Saylor posted a chart mapping MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin buys against its average cost, using the caption to hint at another purchase—his first public signal since the three-week buying pause.
2. Bitcoin Holdings Snapshot
The company holds 846,842 BTC at an average purchase cost of $75,658, valuing the stake at about $54.2 billion, which stands roughly 10% below its cost basis.
3. Recent Asset Sales
On June 1, MicroStrategy sold 32 BTC for $2.5 million to cover its 11.50% annual preferred stock dividends and raised $128 million through its at-the-market common stock program.
4. Upcoming Holdings Update
MicroStrategy reports Bitcoin holdings every Monday; the next filing will confirm whether new purchases resumed following Saylor’s chart teaser.
