Michael Saylor's "Green Dot" Tease Ignites Speculation on Strategy's Next Bitcoin Move

New York, NY – Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has once again sparked widespread speculation within the cryptocurrency community by teasing a potential new Bitcoin acquisition on social media platform X. The cryptic post, shared by "The Wolf Of All Streets," featured Saylor's signature chart, but with a notable twist: a question about "green dots" instead of the usual orange, hinting at an imminent strategic announcement.

"MICHAEL SAYLOR TEASES NEW $BTC PURCHASE VIA X," the tweet from "The Wolf Of All Streets" stated, linking to Saylor's post.

Saylor's Sunday X posts have become a recurring event, traditionally featuring a chart with orange dots to foreshadow Monday announcements of additional Bitcoin purchases by Strategy. However, the recent shift to "what if we start adding green dots" has led to diverse interpretations, ranging from continued Bitcoin accumulation to potential stock buybacks, balance sheet adjustments, or even, under specific conditions, a sale of Bitcoin.

Strategy, which rebranded from MicroStrategy in February 2025, has amassed nearly 650,000 BTC, making it the largest publicly traded corporate holder of the digital asset. The company's aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy, largely funded through convertible debt and equity offerings, has positioned its stock as a proxy for Bitcoin's performance. Saylor has consistently advocated for Bitcoin as a long-term store of value.

The speculation around "green dots" is further fueled by recent comments from Strategy CEO Phong Le. Le indicated that the company might consider selling Bitcoin to fund dividends on its perpetual preferred equity if its multiple to net asset value (mNAV) falls below 1. This marks a significant departure from Saylor's long-held "never sell" mantra, adding a layer of complexity to the latest social media tease.

As of December 2025, Bitcoin has experienced significant price fluctuations, with a recent slump from an all-time high of $126,000 to approximately $85,000. Despite this volatility, Saylor maintains a bullish long-term outlook, predicting Bitcoin could reach $21 million within the next two decades. The market now awaits Strategy's official announcement, typically made on Mondays, to clarify the meaning behind the "green dots" and the company's next strategic move.