Business tycoon Michael Saylor has indicated that MicroStrategy (MSTR) may be on the verge of its first Bitcoin purchase of 2026. During a recent post on X (previously known as Twitter), Saylor showcased the firm’s extensive portfolio performance, especially in light of the recent recovery within the Bitcoin market. Accompanying the announcement was a visual snapshot of MicroStrategy’s holdings, sparking speculation with the caption “Orange or Green?” This alludes to the contrasting visuals of the asset’s current market price (represented in orange) versus the company’s average cost basis (indicated in green).
This post strongly suggests that MicroStrategy is preparing to deploy additional capital to either defend its current position or lower its average cost basis on Bitcoin investments. The snapshot shared by Saylor, sourced from StrategyTracker, reveals that MicroStrategy holds an impressive 672,497 BTC, valuing approximately $61.31 billion as of January 4, 2026. According to reports, the organization’s average cost per Bitcoin is nearing $75,000. This considerable accumulation has resulted from a series of 91 distinct purchase events.
Saylor’s remarks coincide with Bitcoin’s efforts to reclaim higher support levels, making the potential new acquisition in early 2026 particularly significant. Such a move would reinforce to institutional investors that MicroStrategy remains committed to its aggressive accumulation strategy, despite Bitcoin’s challenges in breaking the six-figure mark during the fourth quarter of the previous year. The anticipation surrounding this possible acquisition highlights the ongoing interest and scrutiny in the cryptocurrency space, particularly as institutions navigate market volatility.
