🚨 Strive just bought another 2,000 $BTC . But the more interesting move was what it did to its capital stack.

Strive paid $84,422 per BTC, taking its treasury to 29,462 BTC. |

But 61.5% of the capital raised came through SATA preferred stock, while warrant exercises generated another $56.7M.

Now the twist:
Strive also authorized up to $500M of SATA repurchases.

So the capital engine is becoming a balancing act:
raise capital → buy BTC → grow BTC/share

versus

retire preferred claims → reduce future capital burden.

Its latest filing showed BTC per effective common share rose about 3.8% for the week, while ASST itself has been trading around $30 and remains highly volatile.

The real question:
Can Strive keep increasing BTC per common share without the financing required to do it becoming the bigger story?

DYOR. Strive's BTC-per-share metrics are company-defined/non-GAAP maeasures and do not equal shareholder return.
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