Strive chief executive Matt Cole said the company bought 3,311 Bitcoin last week, lifting its total holdings to 32,773 BTC. He also said $208m of warrants had been exercised, with about 15.3m warrants expiring at 17:00 US Eastern time today.
The story so far: Strive bitcoin purchases
Strive has been steadily adding Bitcoin, reaching 36,818 BTC after buying 4,045 BTC between 12 and 16 Oct at an average of about $82,803. CEO Matt Cole again teased a holdings update on X, posting a chart with the caption 'New engine activated' and hinting at a disclosure next week.
Strive adds 1,107 BTC, holdings rise to 27,462 BTC
CEO Matt Cole said Strive added 1,107 BTC between 21 and 25 Sept, bringing total holdings to 27,462 BTC. The purchase cost about $94.5m at an average price of about $85,396 per Bitcoin.
Strive bought 6,106 BTC over about a month, Lookonchain says
Lookonchain said in a post on X that Strive bought 6,106 BTC between 24 Aug and 25 Sept at an average price of $80,375, worth $491m.
Strive buys 2,000 BTC for $169m, holdings hit 29,462 BTC
Strive CEO Matt Cole said the company bought 2,000 BTC last week for $169m at an average cost of $84,422 per coin, lifting holdings to 29,462 BTC. It said 61.5% of financing came from SATA and warrants generated $56.7m.
Strive CEO says SATA draws more institutional ownership than Strategy's STRC
Strive CEO Matt Cole said on a podcast that institutional investors hold a larger share of the company's SATA preferred stock than of Strategy's STRC, citing investor protections in SATA. Strive is pursuing up to $500m in SATA buybacks and held 29,462 BTC as of 2 Oct.
Strive says SATA preferred stock raise of about $55m enough to buy 638 Bitcoin
Strive's SATA preferred stock was expected to raise about $55m in the week to 5 Oct, enough to buy roughly 638 Bitcoin at about $82,800 each. Strive held 29,462 Bitcoin as of 2 Oct after buying 2,000 between 28 Sept and 2 Oct at an average of about $84,422.
Strive CEO Matt Cole hints at Bitcoin accumulation disclosure next week
Strive CEO Matt Cole posted a chart of the company's Bitcoin holdings on X with the caption 'Think ₿igger', hinting that accumulation data may be disclosed next week. The move follows Michael Saylor's practice of posting such charts.
Strive CEO Matt Cole says firm bought 3,311 Bitcoin last week
Strive chief executive Matt Cole said the company bought 3,311 Bitcoin last week, lifting its total holdings to 32,773 BTC. He also said $208m of warrants had been exercised, with about 15.3m warrants expiring at 17:00 US Eastern time today.
Strive says it bought 2,822 BTC and raised $369m from warrant exercises
Strive's CEO said the company added 2,822 BTC for $235m, lifting its holdings to 35,600 BTC. It also said 13.7m of 15.3m warrants were exercised, raising $369m, with 94% of traditional warrants exercised and a 47% amplification ratio.
Strive says it bought 2,822 BTC for $235m, holdings reach 35,595 BTC
Strive's CEO said the Bitcoin treasury company spent $235m between 12 and 13 October to buy 2,822 BTC. Its total holdings now stand at 35,595 BTC.
Strive's Matt Cole hints at Bitcoin holdings update next week
Strive chief executive Matt Cole posted a chart of the company's Bitcoin holdings on X with the caption "now stacking sats at double horsepower", hinting it may disclose increased BTC holdings next week. The move may echo Strategy founder Michael Saylor.
Strive adds 10,463 BTC in four weeks, holdings reach 36,818 BTC
Strive (ASST) rose 8.41% intraday to $26. The company bought 10,463 BTC over four weeks, including 4,045 BTC at an average of about $82,803 between 12 and 16 Oct, taking holdings to 36,818 BTC as of 16 Oct.
Strive's Matt Cole posts Bitcoin holdings chart, hinting at disclosure next week
Strive chief executive Matt Cole posted a chart of the company's Bitcoin holdings on X with the caption "New engine activated", possibly hinting that it will disclose increased BTC holdings next week, in a move that may echo Strategy founder Michael Saylor.
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