Strive is using its SATA preferred stock to help fund Bitcoin buys, but the flashy claim that it equals 1,400 BTC worth $117 million isn’t verified in the materials provided. The real story is the financing: a costly, perpetual preferred structure built for stacking BTC without straight debt.
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Tesla’s Bitcoin stash has surged back toward $1 billion in paper value as BTC’s rally lifted the worth of its unchanged 11,509 BTC stack. It’s a sharp reminder that corporate Bitcoin treasuries can look brilliant on the way up — and brutal on the way down.
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CleanSpark says its Bitcoin stash has crossed 10,500 BTC, underscoring how miners are increasingly treating BTC as a treasury asset, not just something to sell. That can supercharge upside in a bull run — but it also cranks up balance-sheet volatility when Bitcoin gets ugly.
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Strategy updated its at-the-market financing paperwork, keeping the door open for more capital raises and future Bitcoin buys — but this filing confirms no new BTC purchase or share sale. For shareholders, the real question is how much dilution comes with the next move.
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Strategy is back in the Bitcoin market, buying 950 BTC for $75.7 million as BTC pushed higher. The move lifts its stack to 846,000 BTC and reinforces Michael Saylor’s company as the market’s loudest corporate Bitcoin bull — for better or worse.
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Strategy is back buying Bitcoin, adding 950 BTC for $75.7 million, but its bigger move was a $174 million STRC preferred-stock buyback. The filing shows a company still stacking sats while actively managing a more complicated capital structure.
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Marathon Digital says it bought $100 million of bitcoin and is going full HODL, keeping mined BTC on its balance sheet instead of selling. The move boosts its stack past 20,000 BTC and signals big conviction — with all the upside and volatility that comes with it.
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Strive has lifted its Bitcoin treasury to 25,000 BTC after buying 469 more coins for about $36.6 million, funded through preferred stock rather than common share dilution. The move shows serious conviction — and a balance sheet strategy with real upside, and real risk.
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Strategy is said to have repurchased $139 million in preferred stock while keeping its 845,050 BTC stack intact, but the numbers aren’t independently verified from the materials provided. If accurate, it’s a financing move, not a Bitcoin sale — and that distinction matters.
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A source mismatch blows up the claim that Strategy repurchased $139M of STRC preferred shares and kept its Bitcoin holdings unchanged. The provided Bloomberg page is about something else entirely, so the buyback and BTC assertions remain unverified until backed by the right filing or report.
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