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Strive Nets $369M from Warrant Exercise, Turns Around to Buy 2,822 More Bitcoin
Strive raked in $369.2 million in total proceeds from the exercise of traditional warrants, then used $235 million of that to snap up 2,822 bitcoin — with both the funding source and the scale of the purchase laid out in public filings.
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
Strive's stock code ASST hit a new high of $26.84 this year on Thursday, less than 1% away from the company's warrant execution price. The CEO also predicted that the company has the opportunity to become the second largest Bitcoin holding listed company in the US stock market by the end of 2026.
Strive adds 1,800 Bitcoins to become the fifth-largest corporate reserve; TD Cowen raises target price
Strive (stock code ASST) purchased 1,800 new Bitcoins, becoming the world's fifth largest listed company Bitcoin reserve. TD Cowen simultaneously raised its target price and currency holding forecast.
Strive Buys Another 1,110 Bitcoin, Total Holdings Hit 21,356 BTC to Rank 7th Among Public Company Holders
Strive spent $81.5 million to add 1,110 bitcoin at an average cost of about $73,400 per coin, bringing its total holdings to 21,356 BTC and vaulting the company into 7th place on the public company bitcoin holdings leaderboard.
Strive CEO Bullish on Bitcoin's Strongest Cycle Yet, Citing Dual Outperformance Against Dollar and Gold
The CEO of Strive says Bitcoin is heading into its strongest cycle ever, basing the call on the asset's recent strong performance against both the US dollar and gold.