
Strive Becomes Fourth Largest Bitcoin Treasury After 2,822 BTC Buy
Strive (ASST) is now the fourth largest public bitcoin treasury company. Its holdings rose to 35,595 bitcoin, 18 more than MARA Holdings at 35,577.

Strive (ASST) is now the fourth largest public bitcoin treasury company. Its holdings rose to 35,595 bitcoin, 18 more than MARA Holdings at 35,577.

Strive (ASST) is planning to sell another perpetual preferred stock called SATS, which would pay a fixed 15% annual dividend, paid out every business day. The company announced a proposed initial public offering of 5 million shares on October 13 at $100 stated value per share, or about $500 million...

Metaplanet (3350) is going to sell ¥52 billion ($328.9 million) worth of convertible bonds. It is using the proceeds for two things: buying back its own stock and repaying part of a loan that is secured by bitcoin, the Tokyo company said on October 13.

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Strive bought 3,311 bitcoin between October 5 and October 9, at an average of about $84,500 a coin, fees included. That works out to roughly $280 million. Holdings went from 29,462 to 32,773. The buy takes Strive past 30,000 bitcoin for the first time.

Strategy bought 250 bitcoin in the week of October 5 through October 11. It also repurchased about $192 million of STRC, more than eight times what it spent on bitcoin.

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Strive bought 2,000 bitcoin for about $169 million between September 28 and October 2, at an average of $84,422 a coin, fees included. Holdings went from 27,462 to 29,462. Matt Cole said 61.5% of the capital raised came from SATA, which works out to roughly 1,230 of those coins and about $104 millio...

Strategy bought 334 bitcoin between October 1 and October 4 and reported a $21 billion gain on its digital assets in the third quarter. It also repurchased about $176 million of STRC over the week ended October 4.

Strive’s Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock (SATA) stayed near its $100 par through the week of September 28, the at-the-market program is marked active, and estimated Bitcoin bought with the proceeds has already cleared 1,300 coins — with Friday’s session still open.