Michael Saylor posted on X on June 10, 2026, signaling it was a good time to add more bitcoin to Strategy’s holdings with the message “A good time to add more dots.” The post by the bitcoin advocate and company executive chairman comes after Strategy sold some of its bitcoin last week in its first such transaction since 2022, CNBC reported on June 1. The company now holds more than 714,000 bitcoin, according to its latest SEC filings.
Saylor’s post on the platform included an image that appeared to update the firm’s bitcoin accumulation chart. The phrase “add more dots” has coincided with prior purchase announcements in the executive’s social media history. A review of past X activity shows the wording often precedes disclosures of weekly acquisitions filed with regulators.
Strategy detailed its shift away from a strict never-sell bitcoin policy in a May 2026 announcement. The updated framework permits sales if they improve bitcoin per share, support dividends or strengthen the balance sheet. Saylor described the model as dynamic capital allocation across cash, equity, credit and bitcoin in a CNBC interview.
According to a CNBC report published June 1, Strategy sold bitcoin valued at $2.5 million the prior week. The sale triggered a decline in the company’s shares as markets digested the policy change. Officials noted the transaction fit within the new active management parameters established one month earlier.
An SEC filing from February 2026 placed Strategy’s total bitcoin holdings at 714,644 tokens acquired for $54.35 billion at an average price of $76,056. The company purchased $11 billion worth of bitcoin in 2026 through May, Saylor told CNBC. This volume equates to buying at twice the daily production rate of all bitcoin miners combined.
Saylor stated during his May 21, 2026, appearance on CNBC’s Squawk Box that bitcoin would deliver higher returns than the S&P 500. “We expect bitcoin to go up more than the S&P 500 over time,” he said. The executive has converted Strategy into a major corporate bitcoin proxy since its initial purchases in 2020.
Strategy’s digital credit program reached $10.5 billion in outstanding value within its first 10 months, company updates show. This instrument has supplied additional capital to support bitcoin acquisitions. Filings indicate the funding approach reduces reliance on traditional equity raises in varying market environments.
