#StrategyAdds1550BTCatLowerPrices
*#StrategyAdds1550BTCatLowerPrices* - Saylor bought the dip again 💎
1. *Purchase details*
*Date*: June 1-7, 2026, announced via SEC 8-K on June 8
*Amount*: *1,550 BTC* ~ *$101.3 million*
*Average price*: *$65,332/BTC* - below the company's overall average
*New total*: *845,256 BTC* = approximately 4% of Bitcoin supply
2. *Why “lower prices” matter*
*Lowered cost basis*:
- *This purchase*: $65,332
- *Overall average*: $75,680
- *Impact*: Lowered the average cost of the entire portfolio
*Timing*: BTC dropped 15-21% last week and fell below $60K . Strategy capitalized on that dip.
3. *Financing*
1. *Share sale*: First week of June, $181M MSTR sold Class A shares
2. *Cash buffer*: Added $100M, bringing total cash to *$1 billion*
This $1 billion is for STRC preferred stock dividends. To avoid having to sell BTC.
4. *Buy-sell-buy cycle*
*Last week*: Sold 32 BTC at approximately $77,135. First sale since 2022, for dividends.
*Market*: BTC dropped 21% on that news
*This week*: Bought 1,550 BTC = 48 times what was sold. Saylor is playing “sell high, buy low.”
5. *Current situation*
*Total cost*: About $63.97 billion for 845,256 BTC
*Current value*: If BTC is $63,600, then about $53.8 billion
*MSTR reaction*: Pre-market up 6.55% on the news → $126.90
*Summary*: The “net accumulator” thesis continues. Sell 32 BTC for dividends, buy 1,550 BTC at the dip. Saylor’s engine is running.
Strategy now has $1 billion in cash + 845K BTC. Even if BTC stays at $8K for 5-6 years, no debt problems.
Do you see $65K as Saylor’s floor?
$BTC $GT
*#StrategyAdds1550BTCatLowerPrices* - Saylor bought the dip again 💎
1. *Purchase details*
*Date*: June 1-7, 2026, announced via SEC 8-K on June 8
*Amount*: *1,550 BTC* ~ *$101.3 million*
*Average price*: *$65,332/BTC* - below the company's overall average
*New total*: *845,256 BTC* = approximately 4% of Bitcoin supply
2. *Why “lower prices” matter*
*Lowered cost basis*:
- *This purchase*: $65,332
- *Overall average*: $75,680
- *Impact*: Lowered the average cost of the entire portfolio
*Timing*: BTC dropped 15-21% last week and fell below $60K . Strategy capitalized on that dip.
3. *Financing*
1. *Share sale*: First week of June, $181M MSTR sold Class A shares
2. *Cash buffer*: Added $100M, bringing total cash to *$1 billion*
This $1 billion is for STRC preferred stock dividends. To avoid having to sell BTC.
4. *Buy-sell-buy cycle*
*Last week*: Sold 32 BTC at approximately $77,135. First sale since 2022, for dividends.
*Market*: BTC dropped 21% on that news
*This week*: Bought 1,550 BTC = 48 times what was sold. Saylor is playing “sell high, buy low.”
5. *Current situation*
*Total cost*: About $63.97 billion for 845,256 BTC
*Current value*: If BTC is $63,600, then about $53.8 billion
*MSTR reaction*: Pre-market up 6.55% on the news → $126.90
*Summary*: The “net accumulator” thesis continues. Sell 32 BTC for dividends, buy 1,550 BTC at the dip. Saylor’s engine is running.
Strategy now has $1 billion in cash + 845K BTC. Even if BTC stays at $8K for 5-6 years, no debt problems.
Do you see $65K as Saylor’s floor?
$BTC $GT
