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Strive says it bought 124 Bitcoin at average of about $80,526

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Strive bought 124 Bitcoin between 24 and 30 October 2026 at an average price of about $80,526 including fees, taking its holdings to 43,124 Bitcoin as of 30 October. Cash and equivalents stood at $490m, down $14m from 23 October, alongside 505,000 Strategy STRC preferred shares worth about $50.1m.

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The story so far: Strive bitcoin purchases and holdings

Strive has been steadily buying bitcoin, with holdings reaching about 43,000 after purchases between 17 and 23 October, and it announced a $1bn at-the-market SATS offering. It has now bought 124 more BTC for about $10m, lifting holdings to 43,124.

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