Michael Saylor's actions of releasing Bitcoin Tracker information have become a regular market signal, backed by MicroStrategy's ongoing accumulation strategy as the largest public holder. Since July last year, similar tweets have appeared more than ten times, with most accompanied by the company's disclosure of purchases the next day, forming a fixed expectation management pattern.

In a purchase in March this year, the average cost per BTC was about $70,946, which is below its historical average cost line. Saylor's statement in this tweet, "more points look better," hints at continuing to buy during potential price correction windows. The key point is that if the current BTC price remains below its average cost, MicroStrategy's ongoing purchases will continually dilute the cost basis of its holdings, strengthening its balance sheet, which has more strategic financial significance than mere quantity growth.
According to previous patterns, Strategy always discloses Bitcoin accumulation information on the second day after related news is released. $BTC
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