Strategy May Add to Bitcoin Reserves Again, According to Michael Saylor’s Cryptic Message

Strategy's Michael Saylor has once again stirred speculation by hinting that the company is preparing to add more Bitcoin to its already massive stash.
In a cryptic post, Saylor dropped the phrase “no tariffs on orange dots”—a reference long associated with Strategy’s BTC acquisition markers.
While he didn’t offer specifics, the timing of the message has fueled expectations that a new purchase announcement could come as early as Monday. The company last made headlines on March 31 after acquiring $2 billion worth of Bitcoin, boosting its total holdings to nearly 530,000 BTC. That purchase alone secured Strategy’s position as one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin to date.
Interestingly, Strategy paused further accumulation in the days following that buy, with no new additions reported between March 31 and April 6. Historically, Strategy’s purchases have had minimal short-term influence on Bitcoin’s price, as the market tends to factor in their acquisition strategy ahead of time.
Currently, Bitcoin is trading around $84,762, while Strategy’s stock dipped 0.69% in after-hours activity following a strong 10% surge on Friday.
Despite a relatively quiet start to 2025, especially compared to the explosive performance in 2024, Saylor appears unfazed by Bitcoin’s muted price action. He recently described the cryptocurrency as “powered by chaos,” reinforcing his belief in Bitcoin as a hedge amid economic and geopolitical instability.
While Strategy’s average cost per coin stands at $67,458, a significant correction could threaten the firm’s paper gains. Still, Saylor continues to position Bitcoin as a core pillar of the company’s investment strategy—one he argues is more compelling than even top-performing tech giants like Tesla and Nvidia.