Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor hinted on Sunday that the Bitcoin treasury firm will announce new crypto purchases within the next few days.
The social media post came days before a proxy vote that will largely depend on the retailer’s shareholders to enable semi-monthly dividend payments on the company’s STRC perpetual preferred stock.
“Working better,” was Saylor’s tweet late Sunday morning, accompanying Strategy’s bubble chart tracking Bitcoin ($BTC) Purchased over the past nearly 6 years. This chart comes from StrategyTracker.com, registered in Iceland, and has been consistently posted by Saylor ahead of news of acquisitions by the largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder.
Indeed, future announced acquisitions are likely to reflect companies acquired at or below their historical average cost. $BTC Purchased item. According to data from CoinMarketCap, Strategy’s 843,738 Bitcoins have an average cost of $75,701 each, but the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization lost 3.65% of its value during May and was trading at around $73,566 at the time of publication.
“Work better” tweet. sauce: michael saylor
Blockstream CEO Adam Back emphasized on Sunday: $BTCThe 200-week moving average is well above the $61,000 level. Some technical investors view this moving average as a signal of a long-term upward trend in prices.
Individual investors will be forced to vote on STRC dividend changes
Strategy proposes to pay STRC semi-monthly rather than monthly dividends. The company claims that if approved and adopted, this will lead to reduced reinvestment lags, enhanced liquidity, market efficiency and improved price stability.
With the June 7 proxy voting deadline just days away, Saylor and Strategy are working hard to get individual shareholders to return their proxies. Strategy’s Investor Relations team posted a message on internal channels to all employees about the company’s 2026 Annual Meeting and provided links to proposals being considered by shareholders.
Part of a message from our internal website to strategic employees. Source: Our company filing About Edgar
A May 28 post on Strategy’s verified feed on X.com reads: “50% of the total 85 million shares outstanding as of April 17, 2026 would be required to pass the amendment that STRC would pay semi-monthly dividends, meaning every vote counts.”
The day before, CEO Phong Le posted a video thanking STRC shareholders for their trust. “I wanted to personally explain the proposed amendments and what they mean to you,” he said as an introduction to the 1 1/2-minute video.
Individual investors have shown limited interest in proxy voting. A November research note from the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance revealed data showing that retail investors have consistently voted only about 29% of their holdings over the past five proxy voting seasons. Institutional investors cast approximately 77% of the votes.
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