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Expectations build for a new Bitcoin purchase by Strategy

Strategy’s Bitcoin purchases may be starting again. Michael Saylor, one of the company’s founders, posted a short message on X saying “We’re Back.” In the market, the message was seen as a strong sign that the company could once again turn to corporate Bitcoin accumulation.

For market watchers, the importance of the post comes from Saylor’s earlier pattern of sending cryptic signals over the weekend, followed by official treasury purchase announcements on Monday mornings. If that pattern repeats, the company is expected to return to buying after a notable pause during the summer.

Summer months saw balance-sheet strengthening instead of buying

Over the past two months, Strategy paused its regular weekly Bitcoin purchases. During this period, management focused on strengthening the balance sheet rather than increasing its crypto asset stockpile.

The company’s key financing moves

  • An $5.1 billion U.S. dollar reserve was built.
  • A separate $1.59 billion cash pool was created from proceeds raised through common stock sales.
  • Priority was given to balancing preferred stock offerings.

This pause also coincided with a weak market period. Strategy, which holds the largest corporate Bitcoin treasury in the sector, saw its portfolio sit at a substantial unrealized loss during that time.

Bitcoin’s rebound has pushed Strategy back into the black

With recent momentum in the macro backdrop, Bitcoin has climbed above $80,000. That move has lifted the market value of the crypto assets on Strategy’s balance sheet once again.

What do the figures say about the market impact?

The company holds 840,447 Bitcoin. With an average cost of roughly $75,385, the latest recovery in prices has pushed Strategy’s overall position back into positive territory for the first time in months.

That makes Saylor’s message more than just an operational signal. Any new purchases would suggest that the company’s sizable cash position could once again be redirected into Bitcoin, while also psychologically supporting expectations for corporate demand in the market.

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