Michael Saylor Hints at More Bitcoin Buys with Cryptic “Not Enough Orange” Tweet

MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor is at it again. The company’s founder and chairman just dropped another not-so-subtle hint about Bitcoin—this time with a tweet that’s got people talking.

Posting on X (formerly Twitter), Saylor shared a snapshot of MicroStrategy’s BTC portfolio tracker with the caption, “Not enough orange.” For those who follow the company’s moves, that phrase carries weight. The tracker marks every Bitcoin purchase with an orange dot, so when Saylor says there’s “not enough,” it’s hard not to wonder if another buy is coming soon.

Then again, maybe he’s just messing with us. Saylor’s known for being playful with his wording, but given MicroStrategy’s track record, it wouldn’t be surprising if they’re gearing up for another purchase. The company’s set to release official numbers next week, so we’ll know for sure then.

MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin Stash Keeps Growing

As of the latest update, MicroStrategy holds a staggering 214,400 BTC—worth roughly $74.15 billion at current prices. That’s more than some small countries. The average price per Bitcoin sits at $73,301, meaning the company’s sitting on a 60.83% profit, or about $28 billion. Not bad for a business software firm that pivoted hard into crypto.

But here’s the thing: they’re still buying. Just last week, on August 11, MicroStrategy scooped up another 155 BTC for $18 million. Almost immediately, that investment jumped to $18.27 million—a tidy 1.52% gain in no time. It’s a small addition compared to their total holdings, but it shows they’re not slowing down.

Why the “Orange” Reference Matters

The orange dots on MicroStrategy’s tracker have become a kind of inside joke—or maybe a signal—for Bitcoin watchers. Every time the company buys more, another dot appears. Saylor’s tweet feels like a nudge, as if he’s saying, “We need more dots.”

Of course, he could just be referring to the chart itself, maybe pointing out that the visualization looks sparse. But given how deliberate Saylor usually is with his words, it’s hard to ignore the possibility of another purchase. Then again, Bitcoin’s price has been volatile lately, so timing is everything.

Either way, MicroStrategy’s strategy hasn’t changed. They’re all in on Bitcoin, and Saylor’s not shy about it. Whether this tweet means another big buy is coming soon—well, we’ll have to wait and see.

*Not investment advice, obviously. Just keeping an eye on the orange dots.