- Strive purchased an additional 73 Bitcoin worth approximately $4.7 million.
- The company now holds 19,105 BTC valued at more than $1.2 billion.
- Despite being underwater on many purchases, Strive continues aggressively expanding its Bitcoin treasury.
Strive Inc. has once again increased its Bitcoin holdings, adding another 73 BTC to its corporate treasury in a purchase valued at roughly $4.7 million. While relatively small compared to some of its recent acquisitions, the latest buy pushes the company’s total Bitcoin reserves to 19,105 BTC, worth between $1.2 billion and $1.25 billion at current market prices.
The purchase was completed at an average cost of approximately $63,646 per Bitcoin. Although modest in size, it reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to accumulating the world’s largest cryptocurrency regardless of short-term market fluctuations.
Strive’s Bitcoin Buying Streak Continues
The latest acquisition follows a string of purchases that have steadily expanded Strive’s treasury over the past several weeks. Earlier this month, the company added 32 BTC, while a much larger purchase of 2,500 BTC was completed on June 2. That move came shortly after Strive acquired another 1,109 BTC in May.
Following the May purchase, the company held roughly 16,500 BTC. In just over a month, Strive has added nearly 2,600 additional Bitcoin to its balance sheet. The steady pace of acquisitions suggests the company is following a structured accumulation strategy rather than reacting to short-term market opportunities.
How Strive Became a Bitcoin Treasury Giant
Strive’s transformation into a Bitcoin treasury company began after its merger with Asset Entities in 2025. Since then, the firm has raised substantial capital through equity offerings and preferred stock issuances to fund its Bitcoin accumulation efforts.
Trading under the NASDAQ ticker ASST, the company has adopted Bitcoin as its primary benchmark for capital allocation decisions. Management has repeatedly emphasized growing Bitcoin per share, effectively turning ASST stock into a leveraged play on Bitcoin’s long-term performance.
One of the company’s more unique initiatives is its Bitcoin-linked dividend model. Through its SATA preferred stock structure, Strive aims to provide shareholder returns tied directly to Bitcoin performance rather than traditional cash dividends, creating a closer connection between investors and the cryptocurrency itself.
Investors Face Risks Alongside Bitcoin Exposure
Despite the growing treasury, Strive’s strategy comes with challenges. The company’s average Bitcoin acquisition cost remains in the mid-$90,000 range, meaning a significant portion of its holdings currently sits below cost basis. The recent purchase at approximately $63,646 per coin helps reduce that average, but the overall position remains under pressure.
There is also the issue of shareholder dilution. Much of Strive’s Bitcoin accumulation has been financed through equity issuance and preferred stock offerings, meaning existing shareholders absorb some of the cost through reduced ownership percentages.
Still, the latest 73 BTC purchase reinforces a clear message: Strive intends to keep building its Bitcoin reserves regardless of market conditions. While the newest acquisition represents less than 0.4% of its total holdings, the consistency of the buying activity suggests management remains firmly committed to its long-term Bitcoin-focused strategy.
