Saylor hints at Bitcoin buy as STRC shareholders vote

Michael Saylor posted a bubble chart tracking Strategy’s historical Bitcoin purchases on X on Sunday, writing ‘A good time to add more dots.’ The post had about 2.3 million views by mid-afternoon.

CEO Phong Le reposted the item and wrote that Strategy’s plan is to increase net Bitcoin and Bitcoin per share over time, calling contrary reports rumors.

Shareholders were due to vote Monday on a proxy amendment to change STRC preferred stock dividends from monthly to semi-monthly. The company says semi-monthly payments would reduce reinvestment lag, improve liquidity, enhance market efficiency and increase price stability. If approved, payments are expected to begin in June or July.

At the Synergy26 conference, Saylor described the change as likely to ‘decrease the volatility…increase the Sharpe ratio’ and to provide more entry and exit points.

If Strategy announces new Bitcoin purchases, they would most likely be at or below the company’s average cost for current holdings. Strategy holds 843,706 BTC with an average cost of $75,701 per coin.

Bitcoin traded near $62,153 at the time of publication, down about 16.6% over the prior seven days. Last week Strategy repurchased some corporate debt and temporarily paused Bitcoin accumulation; that announcement prompted concern that the company might need to sell BTC to fund buybacks.

The proxy amendment requires approval from more than 50% of the 85 million STRC shares outstanding as of April 17, 2026. Strategy planned to reach a decision at a shareholder meeting on Monday. Alliance Advisors, the proxy solicitor, did not immediately respond to a request for current vote tallies.

Retail holders have voted roughly 29% of their owned shares in recent proxy seasons, while institutional holders have voted about 77%.

Strategy had not announced any confirmed Bitcoin purchases at the time of the vote.