Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor pointed out that there may be a new change in the company’s Bitcoin assets in his post on his social media account on Sunday. The post came hours before the final result of the company’s shareholders’ proxy vote to change dividend payments for STRC preferred shares from monthly to bi-monthly was announced.
Bitcoin purchase expectation is on the agenda again
“This is a good time to add more dots,” Saylor said, along with a bubble chart showing approximately the last six years of Bitcoin purchases on the X platform. The chart in question is prepared by Iceland-registered StrategyTracker.com and was previously shared by Saylor shortly before the new acquisition announcements.
Michael Saylor strengthened the expectations for a new Bitcoin purchase with the message “It’s a good time to add more points.”
As of Sunday afternoon, the post had reached 2.3 million views. Strategy Senior Manager Phong Le also republished the same post from his own account. Le stated that the company’s corporate strategy is to increase the net amount of Bitcoin and the rate of Bitcoin per share over time, and that rumors to the contrary are nothing more than rumors.
Strategy stands out as the institution that holds the most Bitcoin among publicly traded companies. The company holds 843,706 BTC and the average purchase cost of these assets is $75,701 per Bitcoin.
Price drop and debt repurchase attracted attention
If a possible new acquisition is announced, it is expected to be made at a price below or close to the company’s previous average cost. According to CoinMarketCap data, Bitcoin lost 16.6% in value in the last seven days and was traded at approximately $62,153 at press time.
| Indicator | Data |
|---|---|
| Strategy’s BTC holdings | 843,706 BTC |
| Average purchase cost | $75,701 |
| Bitcoin price | $62,153 |
| Last 7 days change | 16.6% decrease |
Last week, Strategy announced that it had repurchased some of the company’s debt and therefore temporarily suspended its Bitcoin accumulation process. This development created anxiety in the market, and some investors were worried that the company might have to sell some of its Bitcoin to finance the buybacks.
Change in STRC dividend structure is being voted on
Company shareholders were asked to approve dividend payments for STRC being made twice a month instead of monthly. Strategy argued that the amendment, if adopted, would reduce reinvestment lag, support liquidity, improve market functioning and increase price stability.
Mini dictionary: Sharpe ratio is an indicator that measures how much return an investment produces against the risk it assumes. A higher ratio indicates a more efficient return profile for the same level of risk.
Saylor said at last week’s Synergy26 conference that the new structure could reduce volatility, improve the Sharpe ratio and offer investors more entry and exit points.
At last week’s Synergy26 event for registered investment advisors, Saylor stated that 24 thousand companies in the USA pay quarterly dividends and 176 companies pay monthly dividends, and explained that Strategy’s payment twice a month would be a different model. He stated that this system is planned to start in June or July.
The decision may be clarified at the meeting on Monday
According to the company, in order for the STRC amendment to be adopted, approval of at least 50% of the 85 million shares outstanding as of April 17, 2026 is required. The final decision is expected to be taken at the Strategy shareholder meeting to be held on Monday.
On the other hand, individual investors’ participation in proxy voting remains limited. According to a research note published in November by the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance, individual investors have voted on average for just 29% of the shares they own over the last five proxy voting periods. For institutional investors, this rate was approximately 77%.
