MicroStrategy executive chairman Michael Saylor is hinting that the company could make its first Bitcoin purchase of 2026, as the cryptocurrency attempts to regain higher support levels.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Saylor shared a snapshot of MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin holdings with the caption “Orange or Green?” The image appeared to compare Bitcoin’s market price with the company’s average cost basis, suggesting that MicroStrategy may be preparing to deploy additional capital to defend or lower that cost.
According to data from StrategyTracker cited by Saylor, MicroStrategy currently holds 672,497 BTC, valued at about $61.31 billion as of Jan. 4, 2026. As previously reported by U.Today, the firm’s average purchase price has recently approached $75,000 per Bitcoin, built through 91 separate acquisition events.
A renewed buying move early in 2026 would indicate that MicroStrategy plans to continue its aggressive accumulation strategy, even after Bitcoin struggled to break above the six-figure mark in the final quarter of last year. Such a step would be closely watched by institutional investors who view the company as a high-profile corporate holder of Bitcoin.