Saylor Teases Bitcoin Buy as Strategy Pushes STRC Proxy Vote

Michael Saylor tweeted “Working Better” with a chart of Strategy’s BTC purchases as the firm urges STRC retail holders to return proxy votes by June 7.

Michael Saylor posted the phrase “Working Better” on social media alongside a bubble chart that tracks Strategy’s Bitcoin purchases over nearly six years. The chart comes days before a scheduled proxy vote, and the post has previously appeared shortly before the company disclosed new BTC buys.

Strategy reports it holds 843,738 Bitcoin at an average cost of $75,701 per coin. Bitcoin traded near $73,566 at the time of publication after a 3.65% decline in May. A separate post highlighted that the 200-week moving average for Bitcoin has risen above $61,000, a technical metric some investors monitor.

The June 7 proxy asks holders of STRC perpetual preferred stock to approve changing dividend payments from monthly to semi-monthly. Strategy says the amendment would shorten reinvestment delays, increase liquidity and improve market efficiency if adopted.

The proposal requires affirmative votes representing 50% of all 85 million shares outstanding as of April 17, 2026, the company stated in communications to employees and shareholders. An internal post on May 28 urged participation and noted that every vote matters to reach the required threshold. CEO Phong Le posted a short video to STRC holders explaining the amendment and thanking shareholders for their trust, introducing the minute-and-a-half overview with the line, “I wanted to personally walk you through the proposed amendment and what it means for you.”

Strategy’s investor-relations channels have provided links to the proxy materials and are soliciting mailed and electronic proxies ahead of the deadline. The company cited research indicating retail holders historically vote a smaller share of their holdings-about 29%—compared with roughly 77% for institutional holders in recent proxy seasons.

Saylor’s recurring chart posts have preceded earlier purchase announcements by the firm. Any forthcoming disclosure of additional purchases would likely reflect transactions at or below the firm’s reported average cost per Bitcoin. Strategy has continued to encourage retail shareholders to return proxies before the June 7 deadline.

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