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👀 Fresh off the crypto wire: Strive closes 630M preferred stock offering for Bitcoin treasury

Strive has officially closed an upsized 630 million preferred stock offering to further support its growing Bitcoin treasury strategy.

This new offering introduces a fixed dividend security, giving the company more flexibility as it expands its financing options. The move follows the company's existing SATA shares and marks a significant step in their treasury management approach. It seems they are really leaning into the digital asset space, perhaps hoping their balance sheet will eventually have more personality than my own bank account. 📈

This development is worth watching if you are interested in how companies structure their corporate treasuries around digital assets. It shows a clear trend of firms seeking diverse ways to fund their holdings beyond traditional methods. 🚀

Grab a coffee, this one's worth a read ☕

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💰 Dividends every business day? Strive uses 15% preferred shares to “leverage up” on Bitcoin

Bitcoin treasury company Strive has just completed a larger-than-expected offering on Nasdaq: it sold 7 million new preferred shares, $SATS, at $90 per share, raising $630 million.

This preferred stock has a very unusual design:

🔹 15% annual dividend based on a $100 par value
🔹 Dividends paid every business day, subject to board approval
🔹 First dividend payment scheduled for November 9, 2026
🔹 Proceeds to be used to buy Bitcoin, invest in yield-generating assets, and fund day-to-day operations

At the same time, Strive added more than 4,000 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 36,818.

A quick calculation: buy at $90 and receive 15% of the $100 par value—that’s $15 a year, equivalent to a yield of about 16.7% on the purchase price. In traditional markets, a figure like that speaks for itself: the risk premium is very high.

My take: this is essentially packaging “Bitcoin’s volatility” as “fixed income” and selling it to people who are wary of volatility. If Bitcoin rises, the company can easily pay the dividends and keep accumulating. If prices remain flat for a long time or fall, those hefty dividends will become a serious cash burden. The market is excited about its “daily dividends,” but the real question to watch is whether the company’s BTC holdings can continue to cover the interest payments.

Would you buy this kind of “high-yield Bitcoin preferred stock,” or would you rather hold spot Bitcoin directly? 👇

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【Market Update】Strive bought another 1,223 BTC, worth approximately $100 million, over the two days from October 14 to 16, at an average price of about $81,734. Including the 2,822 BTC it bought earlier that same week, its holdings rose to 36,818 BTC, putting it among the major publicly listed companies holding Bitcoin. The original article notes that what matters going forward is not the total amount held, but whether financing costs, dilution pressure, and value per share can keep pace. Does this accelerated accumulation of Bitcoin create or dilute shareholder value? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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⚠️Risk warning: The above is shared for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Investing involves risk; please exercise caution when entering the market.

【Market Brief】A 15% annual dividend in exchange for $630 million in crypto-buying firepower—Strive’s costs are crystal clear.
The warrants pay no interest, and exercising them brought in about $369 million. Strive then bought 4,045 BTC at an average price of about $82,803, bringing its holdings to 36,818 BTC—the fourth-largest among publicly listed companies.
SATS preferred shares settle today: 7 million shares at $90 each. The dividend is calculated at 15% of the $100 par value, amounting to about $105 million a year. A reserve of $22.50 per share has been set aside first, enough to cover 18 months.
No maturity date doesn’t mean no cost. Is a 15% dividend worth the speed of buying crypto? What do you think?
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Strive bought 4,045 BTC at an average price of about $82,800 from 10/12–16, spending roughly $335 million in total and raising its holdings to 36,818 BTC. Public companies continue adding to their crypto holdings—not as a slogan, but through balance-sheet moves. If supply tightens further, these buyers are harder to scare off than retail investors. #比特币 #Strive #InstitutionalBTCBuying

🔥 Strive issued perpetual preferred stock with a 15% dividend and raised about $630 million in one day. Is it using leverage to buy BTC?

📌 Facts:
• SATS preferred stock: 7,000,000 shares at $90 each, for a stated amount of $700 million and expected proceeds of about $630 million (the offering was expanded by 2 million shares from the original 5 million)
• 15% annual dividend, $100 par value, settlement on October 20
• $22.50 per share will be set aside to cover dividends for the first 18 months
• Strive now holds 36,818 BTC, having added 10,463 BTC over the past four weeks

⚠️ My take:
A 15% fixed dividend is a real cash cost. Even if BTC doesn’t rise, the company still has to keep paying dividends. The offering document says the proceeds are for “general corporate purposes, including Bitcoin purchases”; it doesn’t commit to buying a specific amount of BTC. The post-settlement holdings announcement will be what counts.

👉 The key things to watch: the accumulation figures for the week after settlement, and whether BTC can hold above $80,000. BTC is currently around $81,900, up 1.3% over 24 hours, with a Fear & Greed Index reading of 59 (Greed).

What do you think: is a BTC treasury model with a 15% dividend an engine for new buying, or the next ticking time bomb? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇

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#比特币财库 #Strive #CryptoMarket

This is only my personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice.

🔥 Has the Bitcoin treasury king been dethroned? Strive bought 15 times as much BTC as Strategy last week!

📊 Data (SEC filings/SoSoValue):
• Strive bought 4,045 BTC from October 12–16 at an average price of about $82,803, bringing its holdings to 36,818 BTC (worth over $3 billion)
• During the same period, Strategy bought just 267 BTC (about $22.1 million)
• Public companies bought a net total of about $360 million last week, with Strive accounting for 91%
• Strive still has $317.5 million in cash, and ASST rose more than 7% intraday on Monday

🧠 My take:
Strategy is prioritizing preferred stock buybacks, while Strive is aggressively adding to its holdings through equity financing. The leading institutional buyer is shifting. But during the same period, an address linked to MARA was reportedly seen transferring about $82 million worth of BTC to an exchange. There are differences among treasury companies too—some are accumulating, while others are selling.
⚠️ Watch to see if BTC can hold above $82,000; $83,000 is a near-term resistance level.

👉 Do you think buying by treasury companies can keep BTC above $80,000? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇

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For personal opinions only; not investment advice.

📰 Strive CEO Matt Cole put the company’s strategy plainly: consistently short the dollar and go long on Bitcoin. He believes that to outperform BTC, the key is how high the company can push its “amplification ratio.”

🔥 His reasoning is based on data comparing scarce assets with money supply growth. Since 1970, gold has grown at an annualized rate of 9.0%, while M2 grew by 6.7%; since the financial crisis, the figures are 9.5% and 6.3%, respectively; and since the start of COVID, they are 18.3% and 6.5%.

💡 Cole sees BTC as “digital gold” and believes it could surpass gold as the market matures. Strive’s approach is to maintain high liquidity while keeping its amplification ratio as high as possible.

To be honest, the strategy is pretty clear-cut: rather than simply holding BTC, the company wants to use its corporate structure to amplify its bet on BTC. But the higher the amplification ratio, the greater the demands on funding and risk management—you can’t focus solely on the goal of “outperforming.”

🤔 Do you think a company using a high amplification ratio to go long on BTC will have an advantage over simply holding BTC in the long run?

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📰 Strive CEO Matt Cole posted another chart on X showing the company’s Bitcoin holdings, with a more direct caption: “Now, double the horsepower for stacking sats.”

Taken on its own, the line sounds like a signal. But paired with another holdings chart, it’s natural for the market to wonder: Is Strive preparing to disclose new BTC purchases next week?

🔥 Honestly, posting a chart first and then leaving a hint does feel like a way to build anticipation for upcoming news. But so far, there’s no public information about the amount of any additional purchases, so the hint shouldn’t be treated as confirmation that a buy has already been completed.

💡 This is also seen as a possible imitation of Strategy founder Michael Saylor’s approach: keeping the company’s Bitcoin holdings in the market’s view. For Strive, what really matters is the data it discloses next week—not the slogan itself.

🤔 If Strive really does announce additional BTC holdings next week, do you think it’s a long-term allocation or a move to capitalize on the moment and raise its profile?

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TD Cowen lifted Strive’s price target to $56 from $44 after the firm’s bitcoin holdings rose to 35,595 BTC, worth about $2.9 billion, up from 28,000 BTC at end‑September. The increase of nearly 7,600 BTC in two weeks exceeded the quarterly forecast of 4,750 BTC, driven by purchases of 3,311 BTC on Tuesday and 2,822 BTC on Wednesday. Strive also expanded its SATS preferred‑share offering to 7 million shares at $90 each, aiming to raise $630 million to fund further bitcoin buys without adding common shares. The offering is set to close Oct. 20 and will reserve cash for 18 months of dividends. ASST shares fell 6.6% to $23.96 on Friday but remain up over 38% year‑to‑date. Analysts Lance Vitanza and Jonnathan Navarrete noted the purchases surpassed their quarterly projection, and Strive’s treasury now ranks fourth among public companies, just ahead of MARA’s reported 35,77 BTC.

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Strive raised about $630 million in a single offering—specifically to buy more $BTC .

The offering of 15% perpetual preferred stock was expanded from 5 million shares to 7 million; the CEO says market appetite is strong. If they add another roughly 7,500 coins to the balance sheet, total holdings could top 43,000.

985 grad here, still waiting to break even: I’m in Singapore calculating my break-even point, while they’re using a preferred-stock structure to gain Bitcoin exposure. Diluting common shareholders? They say they’ll try not to. Is this a vote of confidence with real money, or a narrative bubble? You decide.

What do you think of this treasury financing move?
Reply 1: Bullish—keep buying
Reply 2: Bearish—high-yield preferred stock could be a ticking time bomb
Reply 3: Wait and see—watch the pace of buying

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📰 Strive’s latest BTC purchase blew past analysts’ expectations.

Over the past two weeks, the company has bought more BTC than TD Cowen had originally estimated it would buy over the entire fourth quarter. Its holdings rose from 28,000 BTC at the end of September to 35,595 BTC—an increase of nearly 7,600, compared with analysts’ earlier estimate of just 4,750.

🔥 With its buying pace exceeding expectations, TD Cowen raised its price target for Strive from $44 to $56 while maintaining its “Buy” rating. Essentially, the move reflects a reassessment of how quickly the company is accumulating BTC.

Strive’s BTC holdings are now worth about $2.9 billion, putting it in fourth place among publicly traded companies, just ahead of MARA. Honestly, the rankings have shifted quickly: what was once just a treasury company is now going head-to-head with the biggest players.

💡 More importantly, Strive plans to expand its preferred stock offering to 7 million shares at $90 per share, with an expected $630 million in proceeds to be used for further BTC purchases—without diluting common shareholders. The offering is expected to close on October 20.

🤔 If the financing goes through smoothly, will Strive keep accelerating its BTC purchases and even challenge for a higher spot in the rankings?

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Strive paid about $83,266 per bitcoin for the 2,822 BTC it bought on Oct 12 and 13. Bitcoin is near $81,330 on Binance now, so that batch is down about $5.5M.

Its Oct 14 8-K says holders exercised 273.5 million traditional warrants over the same two days, for $369.2M in expected gross proceeds. By the close on Oct 13, none of the traditional PIPE warrants were left.

The buy took Strive to 35,595 BTC. MARA holds 35,577, per Bitcoin Treasuries data cited by The Block, so Strive is the fourth-largest public holder by 18 coins.

The next raise comes with a fixed bill. Strive proposed an IPO of 5 million shares of SATS, a 15% perpetual preferred with a $100 stated amount. If all of it sells, that's $500M raised and $75M a year in dividends, about 920 BTC a year at today's price.

The warrant money is used up. The next round is priced at 15% a year.

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NFA. DYOR.

📰 Strive has increased the IPO size of its 15% Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock again. After the planned addition of 2 million shares, the total offering now stands at 7 million shares.

The public offering price is $90 per share, which puts the offering at an estimated gross total of about $630 million. That figure doesn’t account for underwriting discounts, commissions, or offering expenses, so the net proceeds will be lower.

🔥 This is a significant move. The key point isn’t just “raising capital through a stock offering”—the company has expanded the offering beyond its original plan. For a Bitcoin treasury company, whether it can successfully raise this money and how it uses the proceeds will both affect how the market views it.

To be clear, preferred stock is not the same as common stock, and a fixed 15% dividend means the company will have to bear the corresponding cost of capital going forward. A larger offering means more cash on hand, but it also brings greater financing obligations.

💡 The company currently expects the SATS stock offering and sale to close on October 20, 2026, subject to customary closing conditions. The market will likely be watching to see whether the full $630 million is ultimately raised and how Strive allocates the proceeds.

🤔 Do you think expanding the IPO makes Strive’s financial position stronger, or increases its financing burden?

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Strive acquired 2,822 bitcoin for $235 million following massive warrant exercises. This move underscores the growing trend of companies utilizing capital to build bitcoin reserves.

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🚨 STRIVE ADDS 3,311 BTC IN A $280M BITCOIN PURCHASE!

🟠 Institutional Bitcoin Accumulation Is Back in Focus!

Strive has reportedly purchased 3,311 BTC for approximately $280 million, adding another headline-grabbing move to the corporate Bitcoin accumulation trend.

🔥 Why This Matters

- Institutional demand: Large corporate purchases can strengthen confidence in Bitcoin.
- Scarcity narrative: Bitcoin has a maximum supply of 21 million coins.
- Market sentiment: Continued accumulation may support bullish sentiment, but it doesn't guarantee an immediate price increase.

📊 What BTC Traders Should Watch

🟢 Bullish trigger: BTC breaks above resistance and holds it with strong trading volume.

🔴 Bearish trigger: BTC loses support and selling volume increases.

⚠️ Confirmation: Watch Bitcoin's price structure, trading volume, and spot Bitcoin ETF flows before entering a trade.

🎯 Market Outlook

Corporate accumulation is a significant narrative, but price action remains the key confirmation. Will Bitcoin turn this demand into another rally, or will traders sell into the news?

📈 Trade the chart, not just the headline.

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A public company just filed to sell a 15% yield stock backed by a Bitcoin treasury. Here is what is real and what is only a plan 🧾

Strive filed a prospectus on 13 Oct 2026 for its proposed 15.00% Series A Perpetual SATS Preferred Stock (SEC filing dated 13 Oct; KuCoin Daily Report, 14 Oct).

What the filing says:
- 15% per year on a $100 stated amount, cumulative and paid every business day, starting 9 Nov 2026
- Paid in cash only "as, and if declared" by the board, out of legally available funds
- $500M is used as an illustrative raise size, not a firm number
- Expected to list on Nasdaq, but terms are proposed and can change
- Strive says it intends to hold an 18-month dividend reserve. That is an intention, not a guarantee

Bitcoin link:
KuCoin reports Strive holds 32,773 $BTC after buying 3,311 $BTC last week. This is a single-source figure, so verify it before relying on it.

Risk to understand:
A high yield usually means high risk. The filing itself calls Bitcoin "a volatile asset" and shows scenarios with sharp declines. If $BTC falls hard, paying a 15% dividend becomes harder. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

This is not financial advice and not an invitation to buy anything. Read the filing yourself and do your own research.

My take: this is a creative way to turn a Bitcoin treasury into income products, but investors are really taking company and BTC price risk, not a bank-style yield.

Would you trust a 15% yield backed by Bitcoin, or does it look too good to be true? 👇

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The leaderboard of Bitcoin hoarders has been turned upside down.

In one week, Strive spent $515 million snapping up 6,133 $BTC (at an average price of $83,266), bringing its holdings to 35,595 BTC—just 18 more than fourth-place MARA. Every single coin counts as a win.

The biggest contrast comes from the top dog: Saylor keeps saying Bitcoin will hit $100,000 by year-end, but Strategy put its money where its mouth is last week and bought just 250 BTC. Strive bought 24 times as much in a single week. Saylor himself even replied with three words in the comments: “Strive for Bitcoin.”

Where did the money come from? Strive raised $369 million through warrant exercises (94% have been exercised), and plans to issue SATS, a perpetual preferred stock yielding 15% annually, to raise even more. Maxing out leverage to buy Bitcoin—sound familiar?

CEO Matt Cole says the goal is to overtake Metaplanet’s 44,000 BTC by year-end and become the world’s second-largest publicly traded corporate Bitcoin holder.

But here’s the question: September CPI came in hotter than expected at 3.7%, the odds of a rate hike in October surged from 22% to 49%, and BTC is hovering around $81,600. Is going all in now buying the dip—or catching a falling knife?

Pick one in the comments:
A. The Bitcoin accumulation arms race is the real engine of the bull market; everyone who jumps on board makes money.
B. It’s a game of passing the baton while borrowing to buy Bitcoin—the ones who run fastest are the first to get out.

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