What did Strive pay for its latest Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) purchase?

Strive has spent US$36.6 million on 469 Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC), at an average price of just under US$78,000 per coin.

How has Strive funded its Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) purchases?

Strive has funded the latest purchase entirely through sales of SATA perpetual preferred stock, which has surpassed US$1 billion in notional value.

What is Strive's Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) treasury worth?

Strive holds 25,000 Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC), worth about US$1.95 billion at the price reported by The Block.

How has Strive stock reacted?

Strive shares have risen more than 4% in early trading and reached a year-to-date high just below US$29 after the Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) purchase.

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Strive reaches 25,000 Bitcoin after US$36.6M buy

Written by Brie CarterPublished Sep 15, 2026, 12:24 AM

Strive has added 469 Bitcoin to reach 25,000 BTC worth about US$1.95 billion.
The company has spent US$36.6 million on the latest purchase.
SATA has funded the entire purchase after surpassing US$1 billion in notional value.

Strive has added 469 Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC), taking its holdings to 25,000 BTC worth about US$1.95 billion.

The company has bought the latest Bitcoin at an average price below US$78,000 per coin.

Strive CEO Matt Cole has said all capital raised during the week came through SATA sales.

The company has increased its amplification ratio to 53.5%, meaning preferred stock and debt equal 53.5% of its Bitcoin net asset value.

The latest purchase has slowed from the previous week, when Strive bought 1,375 Bitcoin for about US$109 million.

Strive has become the fifth-largest public Bitcoin holder, behind Strategy, Twenty One, Metaplanet and MARA.

Strive shares have risen more than 4% in early trading, reaching a year-to-date high just below US$29, while Cole has said second place remains a potential year-end goal rather than his base case.

At the time of reporting, Bitcoin price was $78,118.96.