Michael Saylor, founder and chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has once again ignited speculation of a fresh Bitcoin acquisition. Late Saturday, Saylor posted the phrase 'Working Better' on X alongside a bubble chart tracking the company's Bitcoin purchases since 2020 — a social media pattern that has historically preceded official filings confirming new buys. Strategy currently holds 843,738 Bitcoin at an average purchase price of $75,701 per coin, and the hint arrives as the company simultaneously pushes for a shareholder vote on a key corporate governance change.
The proxy vote, set ahead of the June 7 annual meeting, asks STRK preferred stock holders to approve an amendment allowing semi-monthly dividend payments instead of the current monthly schedule. Strategy argues the change would improve liquidity, reduce reinvestment delays, and enhance price stability for the instrument. Approval requires support from holders of at least 50% of the approximately 85 million STRK shares outstanding as of April 17, 2026. In a video message, CEO Phong Le personally appealed to shareholders, while the company's verified social accounts urged participation: "Every single vote counts."
While the dividend proposal is a separate financial optimization, it underscores Strategy's active capital management alongside its aggressive Bitcoin treasury strategy. The company's dual focus on Bitcoin accumulation and structural engineering remains evident. Notably, Saylor recently stated on the Coin Stories podcast that it was "not unlikely" Strategy could sell a small amount of Bitcoin before the end of 2026 as part of a balanced capital approach, though any sale would be minor relative to Bitcoin's daily trading volume. Investors now await official confirmation in the coming days of whether a new purchase has been executed.
