After teasing followers with another cryptic mantra, Michael Saylor delivered on cue as Strategy disclosed a $748 million boost to its U.S. dollar reserve in a fresh regulatory filing.
Saylor’s Green Dots Deliver Again as Strategy Boosts USD Reserve to $2.19B
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Over the weekend, Saylor took to X with his familiar hints, “Green Dots ₿eget Orange Dots,” and by Monday, the announcement followed. According to a Form 8-K filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Strategy increased its USD reserve to $2.19 billion, up from $1.44 billion established earlier this month to support dividend payments and interest obligations. The filing shows the additional $748 million came from at-the-market sales of Strategy’s Class A common stock, reinforcing the company’s preference for balance-sheet flexibility while keeping its long-term bitcoin strategy intact.
While the cash pile grew, Strategy’s bitcoin position remained unchanged during the most recent reporting period, holding steady at 671,268 BTC as of Dec. 22. That follows last Monday’s purchase of 10,645 bitcoin, a reminder that the company’s accumulation playbook is still very much alive, just temporarily paused. The filing notes no bitcoin acquisitions were made between Dec. 15 and Dec. 21, even as the firm’s aggregate purchase price climbed past $50.3 billion. In typical Saylor fashion, the message is clear: liquidity first, conviction always.
FAQ ❓
- How much did Strategy add to its USD reserve?
Strategy increased its USD reserve by $748 million, bringing the total to $2.19 billion. - How much bitcoin does Strategy currently hold?
The company holds 671,268 bitcoin as of Dec. 21. - Did Strategy buy bitcoin this past week?
No bitcoin purchases were made during the Dec. 15–21 reporting period. - Why did Strategy build a USD reserve?
The reserve supports dividend payments and interest obligations on outstanding debt.
