Michael Saylor wants his Bitcoin rival to WIN.
That sounds strange until you look at the business model.
Strategy and Strive are competing for investors — but both are building financial products around the same asset: Bitcoin.
Saylor argues that if more credible companies succeed in this market, investors become more familiar with Bitcoin-backed credit, confidence improves, and financing costs could eventually fall.
And Strive is already a Strategy customer: it bought $50M of Strategy’s STRC preferred shares in March.
There’s another twist.
Strategy now holds 847,666 BTC.
Strive holds 27,462.
So Saylor isn’t just betting on Bitcoin.
He’s betting that an entire Bitcoin-finance industry can grow — even if competitors take part of the market.
$BTC $MSTR $ASST.US
#Bitcoin #Crypto #Strategy
That sounds strange until you look at the business model.
Strategy and Strive are competing for investors — but both are building financial products around the same asset: Bitcoin.
Saylor argues that if more credible companies succeed in this market, investors become more familiar with Bitcoin-backed credit, confidence improves, and financing costs could eventually fall.
And Strive is already a Strategy customer: it bought $50M of Strategy’s STRC preferred shares in March.
There’s another twist.
Strategy now holds 847,666 BTC.
Strive holds 27,462.
So Saylor isn’t just betting on Bitcoin.
He’s betting that an entire Bitcoin-finance industry can grow — even if competitors take part of the market.
$BTC $MSTR $ASST.US
#Bitcoin #Crypto #Strategy
