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The purchase lifts Strive to 29,462 BTC, but its next treasury milestone is further away after Metaplanet moved into second place with 44,000 BTC.
The purchase keeps Strive among the largest public Bitcoin treasuries, while its pace and funding mix shape the scale of its longer-term accumulation ambitions.
The purchase takes Strive's holdings to 26,355 BTC and puts its 2026 accumulation target in focus as it closes the gap with larger public treasury operators.
The dollar figure is small. What matters is how it was funded: 100% came from SATA preferred sales, a $1B+ perpetual instrument that lets Strive keep accumulating without tapping common equity.
The purchase turns a $36M allocation into a corporate-treasury signal, showing how institutions can build BTC exposure through company balance sheets.
The pace keeps Strive on track to overtake Twenty One Capital as the No. 2 public BTC treasury by 2026, but the buy is partly funded by a preferred-stock vehicle the market is still learning how to…
Strive joins the cohort of mid-cap public companies treating Bitcoin as a treasury reserve, not a trade. Average entry now lands inside a growing corporate balance-sheet bid.
The 1.19% real gain is a narrow reversal after two straight weeks of negative per-share yield, but $5.74M in new annualized preferred dividends keeps widening the senior claim stack.
Strive now ranks seventh among public companies holding Bitcoin as treasury firms test new ways to fund future purchases.
The Bitcoin-treasury firm is testing whether holders want a cooldown on further minting while price holds the launch level, a vote that reads on its tokenomics as much as on price.
Strive's latest $50M buy lifts its treasury within striking distance of 20,000 BTC, with the stock's 10% pop showing the market still rewards aggressive accumulation at scale.
STRC and SATA sold off as leverage liquidations cascaded, and the CEO's own framing — not the dollar move — is the signal that investors should sit with.
The intraday cascade in both preferreds looked like a solvency event, but Cole frames it as forced selling from leveraged holders — and credits strong intraday buying at the lows for the recovery.
Vivek Ramaswamy's asset management firm Strive has purchased 32 Bitcoin valued at approximately $2 million, marking the…
Strive Asset Management has added 2,500 BTC to its corporate treasury, making a pointed move into Bitcoin at the same…
Vivek Ramaswamy's asset management firm Strive has acquired 2,500 Bitcoin valued at approximately $185 million, marking…
1,109 BTC at ~$77K lifts Strive to 16,500 coins and the No. 7 public-corporate rank — the first US treasury to layer daily-dividend SATA preferreds on top of a debt-free BTC stack.
Vivek Ramaswamy's asset management firm Strive has acquired 1,109 Bitcoin valued at approximately $85 million, marking…
The $30M buy at ~$79,348 lands as Strive extends a SATA-funded accumulation playbook that echoes Michael Saylor's Strategy — and lifts the firm past Hut 8, behind Riot, in the public-company BTC…
SATA would be the first US-listed security to pay a cash dividend every business day — a structural bet that bitcoin-treasury equity needs a payout cadence the market doesn't yet price.
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