Strive’s SATA preferred stock has funded nine straight business days of Bitcoin buying, even as some corporate demand cools. The setup is bullish for BTC accumulation, but it’s also a yield-heavy financing machine that depends on investor appetite staying alive.
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Strive has added 1,800 Bitcoin for $143 million, pushing its total stack to 23,156 BTC and lifting the company to fifth place among public corporate holders. The move shows its treasury strategy is still very much alive — but so is the dilution risk that comes with it.
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Strive reportedly bought 1,800 bitcoin for $143 million, but its claim to be the fifth-largest holder depends entirely on how the rankings are counted. The buy is significant; the leaderboard brag needs context.
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Strive bought another $143 million in Bitcoin, lifting its treasury to 23,156 BTC and putting it in fifth place among public corporate holders. The bullish headline comes with a catch: the spree is being funded through ongoing equity issuance, which means more BTC — and more dilution.
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Strive’s SATA preferred stock may have given the company enough estimated funding capacity to buy 1,192 Bitcoin this week, but that figure is only a tracker estimate — not a confirmed purchase. The setup shows how Strive keeps turning market demand into BTC, with real upside, dilution, and dividend costs.
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Strive added 1,110 BTC for about $81.5 million, bringing its treasury to 21,356 bitcoin. The purchase, funded through equity offerings, reinforces the company’s aggressive BTC accumulation strategy — and the real test now is whether it can outpace dilution.
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Strive is using its SATA preferred stock to fund Bitcoin purchases, but the headline-grabbing 191 BTC figure isn’t confirmed by the available materials. Recent reporting instead points to a 179 BTC add, while the deal’s 12.75% dividend shows the financing comes with real risk.
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Strive is pushing harder into its Bitcoin treasury strategy, using preferred stock financing to fund planned BTC buys and related investments. The bet is simple: if Bitcoin keeps climbing, capital gets easier; if it doesn’t, this whole setup gets a lot less sexy.
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Strive says it’s building a Bitcoin treasury, but the disclosed figures don’t back the claimed 20,000 BTC total. The clearest verified number in the material is 15,000 BTC, making the 79 BTC purchase headline look more like hype than hard evidence.
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Strive bought 759 BTC for about $50 million, briefly topping Strategy’s latest weekly purchase and pushing its stack to 19,864 BTC. The move boosts its Bitcoin-first treasury push, but its average buy price is still above spot—so, yes, the bags are still a little underwater.
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