Strive This time isn’t about issuing debt, nor is it a one-off big move. Instead, it’s driven by SATA’s preferred shares—closing at par value for 14 consecutive trading days—accumulating the funds to buy 95 more bitcoins. The pace may not look explosive, but it’s quite representative: it uses a relatively stable financing structure, slowly moving BTC onto the company’s balance sheet.
SATA itself is also a bit special. With a par value of $100 per share and an annualized dividend yield of 13%, dividends are paid on a daily basis. The materials say this daily distribution mechanism has been operating since mid-June 2026, and it is the first security listed in the United States to pay dividends on a daily basis.
Now, with a 14-day streak of par-value closes, it means this tool has begun continuously feeding ammunition into Strive’s bitcoin accumulation strategy. What the market should pay attention to isn’t just the number 95 BTC, but whether this “non-debt” accumulation path can work. If it can keep going, buying bitcoin for the enterprise may not be limited to old methods like issuing debt or equity dilution.
Of course, we still need to watch SATA’s price stability next, and whether Strive’s cumulative holdings expansion can continue to maintain this rhythm.
SATA itself is also a bit special. With a par value of $100 per share and an annualized dividend yield of 13%, dividends are paid on a daily basis. The materials say this daily distribution mechanism has been operating since mid-June 2026, and it is the first security listed in the United States to pay dividends on a daily basis.
Now, with a 14-day streak of par-value closes, it means this tool has begun continuously feeding ammunition into Strive’s bitcoin accumulation strategy. What the market should pay attention to isn’t just the number 95 BTC, but whether this “non-debt” accumulation path can work. If it can keep going, buying bitcoin for the enterprise may not be limited to old methods like issuing debt or equity dilution.
Of course, we still need to watch SATA’s price stability next, and whether Strive’s cumulative holdings expansion can continue to maintain this rhythm.