Saylor hints Strategy may resume bitcoin purchases after two-month pause as BTC nears $79,000
Bitcoin rebounded from a reported Friday low as Strategy’s valuation expanded and bitcoin dominance climbed above 60% [1].
CoinDesk reported Michael Saylor hinting at what could be Strategy’s first bitcoin purchase in two months as Bitcoin neared $79,000 [1].
CryptoPotato reported that Saylor posted on X saying “We’re ₿ack” and referenced the company’s past purchases, with commenters interpreting the post as a resumption after a two-month pause [2].
CoinGape reported that Strategy appeared to have resumed its conventional weekly bitcoin purchases after a two-month break, citing Saylor’s hint and noting the company created a USD cash pool about a week earlier [3].
Coinpedia Fintech News said odds for Strategy buying bitcoin again after Saylor’s “We’re ₿ack” post rose to 96% [4].
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- 1Michael Saylor hints at first bitcoin purchase in two months as Bitcoin nears $79,000CoinDesk• Aug 30, 2026
- 2‘We’re Back,’ Says Saylor: Is Strategy About to Buy Bitcoin Again?CryptoPotato• Aug 30, 2026
- 3Michael Saylor Hints at Strategy Resuming Bitcoin Purchases After 2-Month BreakCoinGape• Aug 30, 2026
- 4Michael Saylor’s “We’re ₿ack” Post Sends Strategy Bitcoin Buy Odds to 96%Coinpedia Fintech News• Aug 30, 2026
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