Saylor hints at another Strategy Bitcoin buy; at ~$77,800 its 848,517 BTC sit only ~3.1% (~$2.0B) above the $75,446 average cost
Michael Saylor posted "We found room for even more orange" on Sunday, his usual hint that Strategy (MSTR) is about to buy more Bitcoin. It holds 848,517 BTC at an average cost of $75,446.
With Bitcoin near $77,800 that's only ~$2.0B of paper gain, a 3.1% cushion on a $64B stack. Passing 850,000 BTC takes 1,483 more coins, roughly $115M. Not financial advice.
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Sources: @saylor: We found room for even more orange. · Yahoo Finance BTC-USD history: Nov 1, 2026 trading ~$77,850 after a $77,435 Oct 31 close · Coindaro: Bitcoin closed October down 7.22% at $77,582 on Binance, near $77,720 Sunday morning
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