Michael Saylor’s “Back to More Orange Dots” post on X revived expectations of a new Strategy Bitcoin purchase, even without a confirmed filing. Meanwhile, Bitcoin held near $89,578 as MSTR fell into a long watched $150 to $200 demand zone with RSI near 35.
Saylor post points to possible new Strategy Bitcoin buys
Michael Saylor posted “Back to More Orange Dots” on X, a line he often uses when Strategy signals fresh Bitcoin purchases, although the post did not confirm a completed transaction.
Bitcoin Portfolio Value Chart. Source: StrategyTracker
The message circulated alongside a StrategyTracker chart that plots Strategy’s past buys as orange dots against Bitcoin’s price. The tracker showed Strategy holding 660,624 BTC as of Dec. 14, 2025, with a displayed bitcoin portfolio value of $58.97 billion, an average cost of $74,696, and 89 purchase events in the selected range.
Bitcoin traded around $89,578 at the time of writing, after ranging between roughly $87,789 and $90,266 in the session.
Strategy has built the largest publicly known corporate Bitcoin position through repeated purchases over several years. As a result, Saylor’s short posts that reference “orange dots” often arrive near the same time as buy disclosures or renewed buying expectations tied to the company’s accumulation pattern.
Institutional ownership of Strategy continues to rise as filings show steady accumulation
Institutional investors continued to increase their exposure to Strategy Inc. shares, according to data highlighted by market commentator Bryant (@TheSkayeth) on X. The post pointed to institutional holdings nearing 170 million shares, indicating that large investors kept adding positions even during periods of weaker retail sentiment.
MSTR Institutional Ownership Chart. Source: Fintel .io / X
The chart shared alongside the post showed institutional ownership climbing sharply through late 2024 and 2025, while Strategy’s share price also trended higher over the same period. Data from Fintel showed ownership growth accelerating after mid-2024, following a relatively flat stretch in earlier years.
At the same time, positioning data cited in the post showed 1,463 long positions versus 45 short positions, signaling a strong skew toward bullish institutional exposure. The figures suggest that professional investors maintained confidence in the stock’s direction while retail participation appeared more volatile.
Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, remains closely tied to Bitcoin due to its large corporate BTC holdings. As a result, shifts in institutional ownership often attract attention as a proxy for how large investors view Bitcoin-linked equity exposure.
MSTR Tests Major Support as TrendSpider Flags Extreme Oversold Zone
Strategy’s stock (MSTR) slid into a long-term horizontal support zone as fresh chart data highlighted heavy historical demand at current levels. A daily chart shared by TrendSpider on X shows MSTR trading near $176, after a prolonged decline from peaks above $450 earlier in the year.
Strategy MSTR Daily Chart Horizontal Heatmap Support. Source: TrendSpider via X
The chart maps a wide horizontal heatmap support band that has held price multiple times since 2024. As MSTR moved back into that zone, selling pressure slowed, suggesting the area remains a key reference point for traders watching downside risk.
At the same time, momentum indicators weakened. The 14-day RSI printed near 35, signaling oversold conditions but not yet a reversal. Similar RSI readings in past cycles often coincided with consolidation rather than immediate trend changes, according to the historical price action shown on the chart.
The broader structure reflects MSTR’s close link to Bitcoin exposure through Strategy’s balance sheet. As Bitcoin volatility picked up in recent months, MSTR amplified those moves on the downside. The heatmap shows dense traded volume between roughly $150 and $200, marking this range as the most active accumulation zone over the past two years.
