Michael Saylor hints at buying Bitcoin again! After the lawsuit withdrawal, Strategy may welcome a new round of increase the position.

Strategy CEO Michael Saylor has once again sent signals to the market, suggesting that the company may continue to increase its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings in the near future. This statement comes at a time when a pending class-action lawsuit has been withdrawn, clearing an important obstacle for the company and drawing more attention to whether Strategy will initiate a new round of “Monday coin buying”.

Saylor Re-Adding Position Signal

(Source: Saylor Tracker)

On August 31, Saylor shared a chart from the independent platform Saylor Tracker on X (formerly Twitter), showing the historical Bitcoin purchase records of Strategy, and captioned it: “Bitcoin is still selling at an attractive price.”

Observers point out that such posts often appear before the company announces a purchase. In the past three weeks, Strategy has announced new BTC acquisitions almost every Monday, and the market expects this pattern to continue in September.

Latest Position and Purchase Details

(Source: Strategy)

Last week increased holding: 3,081 BTC

Total cost: 356.87 million USD

Average price: 115,829 USD/BTC

Total holdings: 632,457 BTC (approximately worth 6.86 billion USD)

As of 2025, Strategy has raised $5.6 billion through an IPO, accounting for about 12% of the total fundraising amount of all publicly listed companies in the United States, to support its aggressive Bitcoin acquisition strategy.

Lawsuit Withdrawal: Major Positive News

The implication behind this increase in position is that a collective lawsuit that has been pending since May has been “conditionally withdrawn.”

Allegations: Investors claim that Strategy exaggerated the benefits of using fair value accounting, misleading shareholders.

Accounting method: Allows digital assets to be valued at market value on a quarterly basis.

Meaning of withdrawal: The plaintiff may not file a similar lawsuit again, reducing the company’s legal risks.

This ruling not only allows Strategy to lighten its load but may also set a positive precedent for other companies that use Bitcoin as a balance sheet reserve.

MSTR Stock and Market Impact

Despite the aggressive financing and purchasing actions of Strategy, its MSTR stock still outperformed the “Big Seven Tech Stocks” in the US stock market on an annual basis.

Dual Strategy:

Utilize capital market leverage for fundraising

Accumulate Bitcoin as a corporate reserve asset

Market Significance:

Lawsuit withdrawal + additional position signal, or attract more institutional investors.

Enhancing the feasibility of “corporate holding of coins” as a financial model

Conclusion

Michael Saylor’s latest move once again highlights Strategy’s long-term faith and aggressive strategy towards Bitcoin. With the lawsuit withdrawn, legal risks declining, and the possibility of continuing the ‘Monday buy coin’ model, the market is closely watching whether MSTR will start a new round of large-scale accumulation in September. For Bitcoin, this is not only a positive signal from the funding side but could also become an important catalyst for price fluctuations.