📰 Strive bought another 1,355 BTC.
According to SEC filings, during the week of September 14 to 18, Strive completed purchases at an average price of about $79,475 per BTC (including fees). Its holdings increased from 25,000 BTC to 26,355 BTC.
🔥 This number is not small. The key point is that it isn’t a symbolic allocation mentioned in a single announcement, but a concentrated accumulation completed over a continuous week. Honestly, putting BTC on the balance sheet as a reserve company is a completely different game from ordinary funds doing short-term trading.
Strive itself is a bit special, too—it is a Bitcoin reserve company formed by the merger of Vivek Ramaswamy’s asset management firm with the listed shell company Asset Entities. That means the purchases of BTC have already been incorporated into the company’s capital arrangements, rather than being a spur-of-the-moment operation.
💡 Even more intriguing is that, over the same period, Strive’s cash reserves also increased by $25.4 million, reaching $229.6 million. It isn’t converting all its cash into BTC—in fact, at least based on this filing, both the increased holdings and the cash reserves exist at the same time.
🤔 Now the question is: when a company continues to hoard BTC while keeping more than $200 million in cash, do you think this is a more solid reserve strategy—or are they saving ammunition for more buying later?
#BTC #Strive #比特币储备 #加密市场
According to SEC filings, during the week of September 14 to 18, Strive completed purchases at an average price of about $79,475 per BTC (including fees). Its holdings increased from 25,000 BTC to 26,355 BTC.
🔥 This number is not small. The key point is that it isn’t a symbolic allocation mentioned in a single announcement, but a concentrated accumulation completed over a continuous week. Honestly, putting BTC on the balance sheet as a reserve company is a completely different game from ordinary funds doing short-term trading.
Strive itself is a bit special, too—it is a Bitcoin reserve company formed by the merger of Vivek Ramaswamy’s asset management firm with the listed shell company Asset Entities. That means the purchases of BTC have already been incorporated into the company’s capital arrangements, rather than being a spur-of-the-moment operation.
💡 Even more intriguing is that, over the same period, Strive’s cash reserves also increased by $25.4 million, reaching $229.6 million. It isn’t converting all its cash into BTC—in fact, at least based on this filing, both the increased holdings and the cash reserves exist at the same time.
🤔 Now the question is: when a company continues to hoard BTC while keeping more than $200 million in cash, do you think this is a more solid reserve strategy—or are they saving ammunition for more buying later?
#BTC #Strive #比特币储备 #加密市场
