TechFlow reports on December 16 that Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy, posted on social media on December 15 asking, "Is SaylorTracker missing a green dot?"—hinting that the company may have completed another round of bitcoin purchases. If true, this would mark the first time the company has bought bitcoin at an average price exceeding $100,000.
Data shows that MicroStrategy’s average purchase prices over the past three Mondays were $97,862, $95,976, and $98,783 respectively, totaling approximately $7.2 billion worth of bitcoin acquired. As of December 15, the company holds 423,650 bitcoins, with a market value exceeding $43.6 billion.
Previously, Michael Saylor shared SaylorTracker-related updates for six consecutive weeks, commenting, "There's too much blue on the SaylorTracker website." It is known that each time MicroStrategy buys bitcoin, the website marks a green dot on the corresponding date, while the bitcoin price chart is displayed in blue. According to prior patterns, MicroStrategy typically purchases bitcoin the day after such messages are posted.
