Strive Picks Up 4,045 Bitcoin In A Single Week
Bitcoin treasury company Strive has bought up 4,045 Bitcoins for around $335 million between October 12 and October 16, taking its total holdings to 36,818 BTC, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The company paid an average of $82,803 per coin, plus fees and expenses.
Source: bitcointreasuries.net
Equity Financing Keeps The Buying Going
The purchase will make Strive the fourth-largest publicly traded corporate holder of Bitcoin, just behind MARA Holdings, with reserves worth approximately $3 billion, according to BitcoinTreasuries.net.
Last Wed-Fri, Strive acquired 1,223 BTC at an average cost of $81,734 per bitcoin, bringing holdings to ₿36,818.
– SATS IPO proceeds settle this Tuesday
– Strive plans to maintain current 18-month dividend reserve
– Traditional warrants are expired$ASST $SATA $SATS https://t.co/FwzPfCJ5Tq
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The company has continued to expand its holdings through equity-linked financing. It reported approximately $369 million from warrant exercises that occurred on October 12 and 13, which issued 13.7 million common shares. The company’s shares increased by 12.4% on average, nearly equal to the rise in Bitcoin, leaving the value of this cryptocurrency nearly the same per share.
SATS Preferred Offering Eyes Even More Bitcoin
The latest acquisition follows a 3,311-BTC purchase the previous week. Strive also announced SATS, a preferred-stock offering with a fixed 15% annual dividend, payable each business day from November 9 subject to board approval. It priced a $630 million offering of the preferred shares, proceeds from which could support further Bitcoin purchases. The strategy places Strive among the largest corporate holders while relying on capital-market activity to fund continued accumulation.
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