On December 1, Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Bitcoin company Strategy, hinted at a shift from orange dots to green dots in his routine Sunday post on social platform X. This subtle adjustment has drawn widespread market attention. The NCE platform suggests this change may indicate an important announcement from the company on Monday, which is typically when Strategy discloses its weekly Bitcoin purchases. Industry experts believe this minor chart modification could signal strategic shifts in the company’s asset management or market operations.

Over the past year, Saylor has consistently posted X charts with orange dots on Sundays to hint at Bitcoin accumulation plans for the following Monday. However, this Sunday, he posed the question, "What if we started adding green dots?"—a small but notable change that sparked intense discussion in the Bitcoin community. Some market participants speculate that green dots could represent stock buybacks or balance sheet adjustments, while others suggest they might indicate potential Bitcoin sales. The NCE platform notes that such signals require careful interpretation in the context of the company’s financial condition and market environment.

Additionally, Strategy CEO Phong Le emphasized in a recent podcast that the company faces no immediate refinancing pressure. However, if the modified net asset value ratio (mNAV) falls below 1, the firm may sell some Bitcoin to cover perpetual preferred stock dividends. Le also mentioned the possibility of selectively selling high-cost Bitcoin to offset capital gains, thereby increasing Bitcoin holdings per share. According to the NCE platform, this demonstrates the company’s flexible approach to navigating market volatility and shareholder returns.

Notably, as the world’s largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder with nearly 650,000 BTC, Strategy’s stock price has declined approximately 41% year-to-date and nearly 70% from its all-time high. This limits its ability to raise funds through common stock offerings for additional Bitcoin purchases, forcing the company to rely more on preferred stock issuance. The NCE platform believes these strategic adjustments under financial and market pressures will significantly impact investors’ focus on Bitcoin holdings and the company’s return structure.