Michael Saylor Sparks BTC Buy Rumors with 'Orange Dots Matter' Post

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Michael Saylor shared a chart with 713,502 BTC held at a $76,052 average cost.
Strategy’s BTC reserve stands at $50.70B with a -6.56% unrealized loss.
BTC fell to $60K on Feb. 8 before recovering to $71,318 by Sunday.
No official filing confirms a buy, but orange dots hint at recent activity.

Michael Saylor stirred Bitcoin markets again with a cryptic message: “Orange Dots Matter.” Posted alongside a BTC holdings chart during Bitcoin’s price rebound from $60,000 to over $71,000, the message has raised speculation about whether Strategy added to its position during the recent dip.

Cryptic Message Sparks Market Buzz

Michael Saylor shared a chart on Sunday, Feb. 8, with the caption “Orange Dots Matter.” The post showed a holding of 713,502 BTC by Strategy, MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin acquisition entity. The message appeared as Bitcoin rebounded from a sharp drop to $60,000, climbing back to over $71,000.

Orange Dots Matter. pic.twitter.com/QYLQpgoWbQ
— Michael Saylor (@saylor) February 8, 2026

The phrase “Orange Dots Matter” is typically associated with Strategy’s Bitcoin purchases. These orange dots are used in charts to indicate new buy levels. The timing of the post triggered speculation that Strategy may have added more BTC during the recent dip, though no filing has yet confirmed a new buy.

Bitcoin Reserve Data and Market Reaction

The chart shared by Saylor shows Strategy holding 713,502 BTC at an average price of $76,052. The total value of these holdings stood at $50.70 billion as of Feb. 8. At current market prices, the position carries an unrealized loss of around -6.56%, or $3.56 billion.

Bitcoin dropped to $60,000 during a steep decline on Friday, but recovered sharply over the weekend. On TradingView, the BTC/USDT chart shows the price rebounding to $71,318 by Sunday afternoon. The timing of Saylor’s post added to the speculation of a possible buy at lower levels.

No Formal Disclosure Yet

Despite the attention the chart received, there has been no formal filing from MicroStrategy or Strategy confirming a new purchase. Typically, such buys are confirmed through filings early in the following week, often on Mondays.

Until then, market watchers rely on visual cues from Strategy’s shared charts and Saylor’s social media hints. This pattern has become a known strategy communication style, with orange dots often serving as advance indicators of official announcements.

Market Watches for Confirmation

Bitcoin investors and analysts are now watching closely for any confirmation of a new purchase. Saylor’s posts have influenced market sentiment before, especially when combined with sharp price movements.

The phrase “Orange Dots Matter” has appeared in past posts ahead of confirmed acquisitions. However, without an official statement, the chart remains speculative. As of now, all eyes are on MicroStrategy’s usual Monday filings, which could confirm whether a new position was added during the dip.