Another Bitcoin purchase may be coming from Strategy Inc. (Nasdaq: MSTR), after Executive Chairman Michael Saylor shared a chart of the company’s holdings on Sept. 27. His message about addin
Another Bitcoin purchase may be coming from Strategy Inc. (Nasdaq: MSTR), after Executive Chairman Michael Saylor shared a chart of the company’s holdings on Sept. 27. His message about adding more orange accompanied a graphic that marks Strategy’s Bitcoin purchases with orange circles. Saylor wrote: “Even more orange.”
The chart shows 846,000 BTC with a market value of $71.81Bn when it was captured. It lists an average acquisition price of $75,416 per bitcoin. The dollar value reflects bitcoin’s market price and can change even when the number of coins stays the same.
Strategy’s September 21 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission reported a purchase of 950 BTC for $75.7M during the preceding week. That transaction brought its holdings to 846,000 BTC as of September 20. Saylor’s new post points toward a possible further purchase; a subsequent company disclosure would establish whether one occurred.
SOURCE: CoinGecko
The 846,000 BTC displayed on Sunday’s chart is the total Strategy disclosed after its latest confirmed acquisition. That 950 BTC purchase returned the company’s holdings to a level it held during the summer before further bitcoin sales. Strategy spent $174 million repurchasing its STRC preferred stock in the same reporting period.
Saylor has used a holdings chart to hint at a potential purchase before. On August 30, he shared a “We’re Back” message as Strategy awaited its next transaction disclosure. At that point, the company’s reported holdings stood at 840,447 BTC.
The following day, Strategy disclosed a $369.7M bitcoin purchase totaling 4,603 BTC. That sequence sets a precedent for Saylor’s latest orange chart, while the size and timing of any new transaction will depend on Strategy’s next disclosure.
Even more orange. pic.twitter.com/FucHwoJSzg
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) September 27, 2026
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Strategy’s Bitcoin ledger records its disclosed acquisitions and sales. Its latest entry is the 950 BTC purchase reported on September 21, bringing the total cost of its current holdings to about $63.8Bn.
The chart’s $71.81Bn figure represents the market value at a particular bitcoin price, not the amount Strategy spent acquiring them.
For a company with a bitcoin corporate treasury, the distinction is significant: a price move can raise or lower the reported value of its reserve without any purchase or sale.
Strategy also reported $1.05Bn in USD Cash as of September 20, which it may use for bitcoin purchases or other corporate purposes.
UPTOBER IS ALMOST HERE.Bitcoin has delivered positive returns in October in 10 of the last 13 years.Now October is approaching again.If the seasonal pattern holds, $BTC could be gearing up for another strong month. https://t.co/gAF7NK8iiGpic.twitter.com/QIu9BklvYE
— Ali Charts (@alicharts) September 25, 2026
Bitcoin enters October with bullish momentum intact after a sharp recovery from its August lows. BTC is currently trading around $84,500, having recently pushed above $87,000 before a modest retreat.
The pullback remains relatively contained, with the $83,500-$84,000 area emerging as key near-term support. A sustained move back above $85,000 could give buyers the momentum needed to retest the recent $87,000-plus high.
A decisive break above that level would put $90,000 firmly in focus, while a failure to hold $83,500 could expose Bitcoin to a deeper correction toward $80,000-$82,000.
Heading into October, momentum therefore remains constructive, although rising expectations of further Federal Reserve tightening could introduce volatility.
With Bitcoin’s next major resistance concentrated between $87,000 and $90,000, the opening weeks of October could prove crucial for determining whether the current recovery develops into another leg higher.
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