Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy appears to have bought more BTC last week, resuming its conventional weekly purchases after a two-month break. The company’s co-founder, Michael Saylor, hinted at the purchase, which comes just a week after they created the USD cash pool.
Saylor Hints At A New Strategy Bitcoin Buy
In an X post, Saylor posted the company’s Bitcoin portfolio tracker with the caption, “We’re ₿ack,” signaling that they bought BTC last week. It is worth noting that the Strategy co-founder has gained a reputation for his Sunday posts, which have in the past foreshadowed a BTC purchase announcement the following day.
We’re ₿ack. pic.twitter.com/ciqOaCa908
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) August 30, 2026
The Bitcoin treasury company had been on a two-month break from its conventional weekly Bitcoin purchases, with the last reported purchase on June 22. During this period, the company had instead offloaded some of its BTC holdings to buy back its preferred security and pay dividends on the stock.
Meanwhile, Saylor’s hint of a new Strategy purchase comes just a week after the company revealed that it had created a $1.59 USD cash pool for its treasury purposes. The company noted that it could use some of the cash for future BTC purchases.
The company currently holds over 840,447 BTC, which it bought for $63.36 billion at an average price of $75,385 per BTC. It also holds a USD reserve of just over $5 billion.
Traders Betting On A BTC Purchase Announcement Tomorrow
Crypto traders are also betting that Strategy will announce a new Bitcoin purchase tomorrow. Data from the top crypto prediction market platform Polymarket shows a 94% chance that this will happen.
The odds rose sharply from a low of around 18% to 94% after Saylor’s X post. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has also climbed on the back of Saylor’s post, with the leading crypto currently trading at nearly $79,000, according to TradingView data.
Strategy’s Bitcoin investment is once again in the green following Bitcoin’s rally over the last two weeks, rising from a low of around $63,000. Saylor’s company currently holds an unrealized profit of almost $2.6 billion.
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