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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Strive’s latest 1,110 BTC purchase is a real, filing-backed signal of conviction in Bitcoin’s scarcity play, while Pepeto’s $10.9 million presale, 163% APY, and 100x hype look far shakier under scrutiny. Real accumulation beats casino math.
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Strive raised capital to acquire 578 Bitcoin using a SATA preferred-stock financing structure, but the key terms, timing, and execution details aren’t yet clear. The BTC buy looks constructive for treasury adoption — though without the fine print, there’s still plenty of room for financial gymnastics.
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Strive added 1,375 more Bitcoin for about $109 million, pushing its treasury to 24,531 BTC — but the bigger story is how it keeps funding the stack through preferred stock, share issuance, and plenty of dilution. A bold BTC bet, with the usual corporate-finance fine print.
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Strive’s latest tracker post has traders eyeing another Bitcoin buy after the company’s treasury swelled to 23,156 BTC. ASST also hit a yearly high, but the real story is the funding engine behind it: stock and preferred issuance, plus the dilution risk that comes with it.
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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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