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The crypto bull dismissed market doubts by sharing a chart of the company’s roughly $50 billion bitcoin holdings, hinting that more data points are coming.

On Sunday, Michael Saylor posted a StrategyTracker chart on X showing Strategy holds 847,363 BTC, valued at approximately $50.88 billion as of June 28, 2026. The chart reflects 113 purchase events, with an average acquisition price of $75,653 per bitcoin.

Orange markers on the chart represent Strategy’s buys plotted against bitcoin’s price history, highlighting aggressive accumulation—particularly throughout 2024 and 2025—as the average purchase price steadily moved higher.

Saylor’s comment, “We’re gonna need more charts,” signals continued bitcoin buying, reinforcing Strategy’s position as a dominant corporate holder of BTC.

Last week, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said he remains bullish on bitcoin but argued that Strategy’s funding strategy has weighed on the broader crypto market, especially as the preferred stock tied to its model fell to record lows.

Strategy (MSTR) shares dropped 8% on Thursday to $86 amid concerns over its ability to meet dividend obligations. Despite this, Saylor’s treasury still holds enough dollar reserves to cover STRC dividends for about 10 months. MSTR has since slipped further to $82.31 after an additional 3.54% decline, while STRC edged up 1.48% on Sunday to around $74.57.

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