Strive’s stock price is close to the warrant execution price, and the CEO declares that it will become the second largest Bitcoin holding in 2026

At $26.84, this is the new yearly high that Strive stock (symbol ASST) set on Thursday, and it is also the most worth staring at in the whole thing. It is less than 1% away from the exercise price of the warrants issued by the company.

The reason why this narrowing distance is meaningful is that Strive CEO also stated that the company has the opportunity to become the second largest listed company holding Bitcoin in the U.S. stock market by the end of 2026. This sentence does not include specific Bitcoin holding figures or timetable details, but the stock price is approaching the warrant execution price at the same time, giving this statement an additional coordinate that can be tested by the market.

The exercise price of warrants is usually the key threshold for investors to decide whether to convert warrants and subscribe for further shares. The stock price is close to or even touching this price, which means that the relevant warrant holders are beginning to face actual exercise options, and it also gives Strive’s next move on the Bitcoin position map an additional time point that the outside world can observe.

The current public information does not further explain the size of Strive's existing Bitcoin positions, nor does it provide the specific amount of the warrant execution price.