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Strive bought more Bitcoin in a week than Strategy?

Strive Inc. (ASST) dropped $50 million last week to snag 759 BTC, with an average cost of $65,850, bringing their total holdings to 19,864 BTC. Meanwhile, Strategy only picked up 520 BTC—it's rare for Strive to outbuy this 'Bitcoin vault' leader in a single week. But hold your horses, Strategy still has 847K BTC in their pocket, so the gap is still massive. Strive is leveraging their SATA preferred stock plan to keep funding their balance sheet, aiming for a $4.2 billion deployment, but with BTC currently around $62K, that's below their average cost, so they're sitting on some unrealized losses. The market fear index is at 23, and companies are still doubling down during this pullback—do you think it's faith or a gamble? #BTC #ASST

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Michael Saylor may have just highlighted the next phase of Bitcoin’s evolution inside global capital markets.
“The most interesting story in Bitcoin right now is the rise of $SATA in the credit markets and the embrace of $ASST by the equity capital markets.” Michael Saylor
This goes far beyond the old BTC treasury narrative.
Bitcoin is starting to move deeper into financial infrastructure through yield bearing structures, preferred equity, and capital market integration.
$SATA is emerging as a Bitcoin linked credit instrument, while $ASST is increasingly viewed as an equity vehicle for Bitcoin exposure. Together, they reflect a transition from simply holding BTC → toward building an entire Bitcoin native capital layer around it.
The market is beginning to value Bitcoin not only as an asset, but also as collateral, balance sheet infrastructure, and financial leverage for the next generation of capital formation.$ZEC $PEPE $SUI

#Bitcoin #SATA #ASST