Business magnate Michael Saylor has hinted that MicroStrategy (MSTR) could be on the verge of making its first Bitcoin purchase of 2026. Earlier today, he highlighted the company”s impressive portfolio performance as the market shows signs of recovery. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Saylor, who serves as the executive chairman of the Virginia-based firm, shared an image of the company”s holdings along with the caption “Orange or Green?” This likely references the contrast between the asset”s current market price and the company”s average cost basis.
The post strongly suggests that MicroStrategy is preparing to allocate additional capital for a new acquisition. However, analysts believe that any purchase, regardless of its size, is unlikely to significantly influence the price of BTC.
According to the data shared by Saylor, MicroStrategy”s Bitcoin treasury currently boasts an impressive 672,497 BTC, valued at approximately $61.31 billion as of Sunday. The firm has engaged in 91 distinct purchase events to amass this substantial position. Reports indicate that the average cost per Bitcoin for MicroStrategy has recently approached $75,000, which is near the lowest point of the recent Bitcoin market correction.
Saylor”s recent activity comes at a time when Bitcoin is making efforts to regain higher support levels. Earlier today, the cryptocurrency reached an intraday peak of $91,658, according to data from CoinGecko. A fresh acquisition in early 2026 would signal to institutional investors that MicroStrategy remains committed to its aggressive accumulation strategy, even as the asset struggles to surpass six figures, a milestone it fell short of in the fourth quarter of last year.
