
Saylor's Mysterious 'Think Bigger' Tweet Has Crypto Twitter Spinning: Is Another Buying Spree Upon Us?
Michael Saylor just dropped a two-word teaser that's got the cryptoverse buzzing. The Strategy chairman posted "Think Bigger" on X, and now everyone's scrambling to decode what that means for the company's Bitcoin stash. The man tweets like a cryptic oracle, and we collectively lose our minds trying to read tea leaves that may or may not contain coffee.
For those who haven't been paying attention: when Saylor posts cryptic hints like this, Strategy typically follows up with a fresh BTC purchase within 24 hours. The pattern is so reliable it's basically become a calendar event. Mark your calendars, set your alerts, and maybe cancel those dinner plans because the Saylor show runs on Bitcoin time.
As of today, Strategy is sitting on 766,970 BTC, worth approximately $54.52 billion at current prices. Their average cost basis sits at $75,644 per coin, which means they're currently swimming in about 6% unrealized losses—roughly $3.5 billion in red. Ouch. Nothing says "diamond hands" quite like staring at a $3.5 billion paper loss and still tweeting motivational nonsense. Respect.
To date, the company has made 105 separate purchases, dropping a grand total of $58.02 billion on Bitcoin. Their most recent buy happened on April 6, 2026, when they scooped up 4,871 BTC for about $329.8 million. That's roughly 4,871 reasons why your portfolio feels inadequate right now.
So, is another purchase coming? The smart money says yes. The only question is how big. Place your bets, degens. The only thing more predictable than Saylor buying Bitcoin is Bitcoin doing Bitcoin things.
*This is not investment advice.
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