Strategy Bitcoin Holdings Reach 845,050 BTC After Saylor Post

TLDR Michael Saylor posted a new Strategy bitcoin holdings chart with the message “A little more orange” on September 20, 2026. The post hints at another bitcoin purchase but does not confirm one has happened yet. Strategy currently holds 845,050 BTC, bought for a total of $63.73 billion. The company had gone two straight weeks without buying or selling any bitcoin. Strategy still has $5.10 billion in its dollar reserve and $1.30 billion in flexible cash available. Michael Saylor posted a new message on X on September 20, 2026. It simply said, “A little more orange.” The post included a chart showing Strategy’s bitcoin holdings over time. Saylor is the Executive Chairman of Strategy Inc, listed on the Nasdaq. The company is known for holding large amounts of bitcoin as a corporate reserve asset. A little more orange. pic.twitter.com/Z3n9jDAEpn — Michael Saylor (@saylor) September 20, 2026 The orange circles in the chart represent each of Strategy’s past bitcoin purchases. Saylor’s wording is seen as a signal, not proof that a new purchase has already happened. What the New Chart Shows The chart showed Strategy holding 845,050 BTC. That amount was valued at roughly $67.90 billion at the time of the post. The average price Strategy paid per coin works out to about $75,412. The chart also showed an unrealized gain of close to $3.95 billion. Saylor has used similar wording before. Ahead of a past purchase, he wrote “We’re Back” just before the company disclosed it had bought 4,603 BTC. That earlier purchase happened between August 24 and August 30. Strategy spent about $369.7 million during that stretch, paying an average of $80,318 per coin. Two Weeks Without a Purchase Before this new signal, Strategy had gone quiet. A filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on September 14 showed no bitcoin was bought or sold between September 8 and September 13. That filing confirmed the company’s holdings stayed flat at 845,050 BTC. It also listed the total cost of those holdings at $63.73 billion, including fees. During that quiet stretch, Strategy used $139.3 million in cash for something else. It repurchased shares of its STRC preferred stock instead of buying more bitcoin. Strategy also runs a live dashboard that tracks its bitcoin reserve and purchase history. That page updates often, but it is not the official confirmation of a new deal. The next SEC filing will be the source that confirms whether this new signal turned into an actual purchase. Regulatory filings remain the final word on what Strategy has done. Companies like Strategy can pay for bitcoin in a few ways. They can use cash on hand, issue new debt, sell common stock, or sell preferred shares. As of September 13, Strategy had $5.10 billion in its U.S.