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Strive adds 6,182 $BTC to it's treasury while Aviva Investors launches another tokenized fund on $XRP L

1. Bitcoin treasury company #Strive disclosed that it acquired 6,182 BTC between 17-23 October 2026 bringing its total btc tally at 43,000 BTC. It is a verified direct accumulation of btc strengthening board institutional buying wave.

2. #Aviva Investors confirm the launch of a tokenized share class of its Sterling Liquidity Fund on the $XRP Ledger in partnership with #Ripple💰 .The underlying fund has approximately £22 billion in assets under management. Aviva invested £50 million in the new tokenized share class. Combined, its two tokenized money-market fund share classes represent more than £86 million in investment.

Both are bullish news for two crypto currency giants in the long run.


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🔥 STRIVE GOES ALL IN ON BITCOIN

Strive just bought another 6,182 $BTC for $511.4M at an average of $82,732, lifting its treasury to 43,000 BTC. That puts the Nasdaq-listed firm 4th among public corporate holders, just 514 BTC behind Twenty One and 1,000 BTC behind second-placed Metaplanet.

The buy landed one week after Strive closed a $630M SATS preferred-stock offering, and the firm just opened a new $1B at-the-market program to keep buying. This is conviction accumulation into weakness: Strive added over 15,500 BTC in less than a month while Bitcoin sits near $80K.

⚠️ The risk is real: the stock fell ~5% on the news, and the 15% SATS dividend plus fresh dilution mean shareholders pay for this accumulation every day. If Bitcoin stays below Strive's cost basis, the treasury premium compresses fast.

🐂 or 🐻: is Strive's all-in bet genius or overleverage?

📌 Sharing personal opinions only, not financial advice or a recommendation to buy/sell. Crypto is highly risky; DYOR and you are solely responsible. No coin promotion.

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🚨 Strive Adds 6,182 BTC to Its Bitcoin Holdings!

Strive has purchased 6,182 BTC between October 17 and 23, at an average price of approximately $82,732 per Bitcoin.

📊 The company’s total Bitcoin holdings have now reached 43,000 BTC.

💰 Strive has also launched a program to sell up to $1 billion in SATS preferred stock. The funds could be used for more Bitcoin purchases, business operations, investments, and share buybacks.

Strive continues to expand its Bitcoin position, showing its commitment to a Bitcoin-focused strategy. 🚀$BTC $ETH
#BinancePick #EarningsSeason #strive

Strive bought 6182 BTC in a week. MARA transferred 1000 BTC to BitGo, its custodian

This is already MARA’s third such transfer since October 9, when I wrote about it:
- 996.105 $BTC
to Galaxy
- 1000 BTC to Binance and Gate by October 19
- now BitGo
together, less than Strive bought in one week

A sale has never been confirmed
Some of MARA’s coins are also lent out and pledged as collateral
So a transfer isn’t a sale
But the reserve is dwindling: 53822 BTC at the end of 2025, 35577 as of June 30

And Strive has grown to 43000 BTC, funded by preferred shares paying 15%

A miner that mines bitcoin transfers it out. A company that doesn’t mine buys it with money costing 15%. Someone’s getting the price wrong
No idea who

I don’t own any bitcoin. I’m watching $82732, Strive’s average: at 79671 USDT, the latest batch is below its entry price. Whose price do you trust more, the miner’s or the treasury’s?

#Strive #MARA

Strive bought 6,182 $BTC last week (10/17–10/23), spending about $511.4 million at an average price of around $82,732—the largest single-week increase in its holdings ever.

Its holdings rose from 36,818 to 43,000 BTC. As of 10/23, its total cost was about $3.8 billion, with a fair value of about $3.5 billion. Its average purchase price including fees was around $87,785, so the position is still at an unrealized loss overall.

That same day, it launched a $1 billion SATS preferred stock ATM (with a 15% annual dividend; closing at $94.88 on 10/23). The proceeds can be used to buy more crypto, and the first dividend payment is scheduled for 11/9.

$BTC is now around $79,900, about 3% below the average price of these purchases. Strive is essentially catching a falling knife.

#比特币 #BTC财库 #Strive

An update to the previous Strategy post: Strive’s SEC filing revealed that it bought 6,182 Bitcoin between October 17 and 23, at an average price of around $82,732 per coin 🧾₿. So this is different from the news that Strategy stopped buying this week. Which figure are you following more closely in corporate filings? 📊🔎
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Strategy didn’t buy a single coin this Monday, while Strive went the other way, splashing $511 million on 6,182 $BTC at an average price of $82,732, bringing its total holdings to 43,000 coins—just 514 short of Twenty One’s 43,514. It also opened a $1 billion ATM program for preferred shares paying 15% annual interest, borrowing money to keep buying. The price is still hovering around $80,000, so its $82,732 cost basis is already underwater. Buying at the top wasn’t enough; now it’s getting ready to borrow money and buy more. A: Buying the dip halfway down still counts as buying the dip—it’ll turn around eventually. B: Paying 15% interest to buy coins at $80,000—is that conviction or just getting carried away? Sound off at the market open.
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Strive has made a $511 million acquisition, bringing it closer to becoming the second-largest corporate Bitcoin treasury.

This significant purchase reflects the growing acceptance of Bitcoin as a reserve asset among financial institutions.

For traders, this acquisition may indicate greater stability and long-term demand for BTC, which could affect its market price.

Additionally, this acquisition could accelerate the trend of financial institutions adopting BTC, potentially creating new investment scenarios and opportunities for traders seeking long-term gains.

Do you think this acquisition will drive BTC toward $50,000 in the near future?

#Strive #BTC #BitcoinTreasury #AdquisicionesEnCrypto #FinancialInstitutions

Public companies’ Bitcoin hoarding returned to net buying this week.

According to reports by PANews and others, Strive added approximately 6,182 BTC last week. Public companies worldwide made net Bitcoin purchases of about $510 million that week, up approximately 42.5% from two weeks earlier. The figures also indicate that public companies collectively hold approximately 1.168 million BTC, worth about $93.6 billion, or around 5.8% of the circulating market cap.

How to read this: Separate “who is buying” from “how much they’re buying.” The rebound in net purchases suggests corporate treasuries are still adding to their holdings, but weekly figures can be skewed by large moves from one or two companies. A more reliable approach is to look at net flows over several consecutive weeks, whether disclosures can be matched to on-chain addresses, and whether buybacks or financing are happening at the same time. When the numbers are making headlines, verify the source and methodology before deciding whether to follow the narrative.

#Strive #比特币 #上市公司 #Treasury

🟠 Strive just bought 6,182 BTC in one week. Its biggest purchase to date… paid for above the current price.

📌 The facts (SEC filing dated October 26, 2026)
• From October 17 to 23, Strive bought 6,182 BTC for approximately $511.4M
• Average price: ~$82,732 per bitcoin, including fees
• Total holdings: 43,000 BTC (up from 36,818 a week earlier)
• Strive is now just behind Metaplanet (44,000) and Twenty One (43,514), and far behind Strategy (848,517)
• The company is launching a preferred stock sales program for SATS of up to $1 billion to buy even more

🔍 Where is the money coming from?
A week ago, Strive raised ~$630M by selling “SATS” preferred shares that promise a 15% annual return on a $100 par value. It also issued ~3.3 million more common shares in one week. In short: the company is taking on debt (in the form of promised dividends) and diluting its shareholders to accumulate bitcoin.

⚖️ Some nuance
• Bitcoin generates no income: dividends must be paid with cash or proceeds from new fundraising
• With BTC around $80,000 this Monday (CoinDesk), this latest purchase is currently sitting on an unrealized loss of about 3%
• A major buyer supports demand, but doesn’t guarantee prices will rise

👤 Binta (a fictional character) sells bissap juice in Conakry and sets aside 5,000 Guinean francs every week. She doesn’t borrow at 15% to save. Strive does. Same asset, very different risks.

💬 Buying BTC with borrowed money: brilliant strategy or a ticking time bomb? 👇

Not financial advice. DYOR.
Sources: Strive 8-K (SEC, 10/26), The Block, Bitcoin Magazine, CoinDesk (10/26).

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【Market Flash】Strive bought 6,182 Bitcoin in one week, spending $511 million. Its holdings reached 43,000 BTC, surpassing MARA to rank fourth.
The purchases were made from October 17 to 23 at an average price of $82,732. The company also established a $1 billion SATS ATM facility. However, its overall holdings are still sitting on an unrealized loss of about $300 million.
Is this bullish or bearish for $BTC ? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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(Source: CryptoNewsFlash)
⚠️Risk warning: The above is shared for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Investing involves risks; proceed with caution.

Strive bought 6,182 of $BTC between October 17 and 23, at an average price of about $82,732, for a total of roughly $511 million. Its holdings rose from 36,818 to 43,000, an increase of nearly 17% in one week.

The money used to buy the coins didn’t come from cash on hand. In the same 8-K, cash and cash equivalents rose from $317.5 million to $504.4 million, SATS preferred shares went from zero to 7 million, and Class A common shares increased by about 3.266 million to 118.1 million. It’s issuing shares on one side and converting equity capital into bitcoin on the other.

It also holds 505,000 shares of Strategy’s STRC preferred stock, with a fair value of about $50.18 million—meaning it’s also buying exposure to a peer’s treasury. The cost basis for this batch is $82,732. The next weekly report will answer just one question: if the price falls below that level, will it keep buying or not?

#比特币 #财库公司 #Strive

【Market Flash】Strive raises another $630 million: SATS preferred stock offering closes, with a 15% dividend and an issue price equivalent to a 16.7% annualized yield.
There’s no commitment to use all the proceeds to buy crypto. Net proceeds are about $608 million, enough for up to around 7,372 coins. With 36,818 coins, it ranks fourth.
To overtake Metaplanet (44,000) by year-end, it would need to buy about 700 coins a week. Can it afford to bet on such an expensive 15% yield? Bullish: reply 1; bearish: reply 2
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(Source: Cointelegraph)
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A bunch of accounts are hyping this Strive SATS deal as “the highest-yielding digital credit product in history.” I see it differently: that 15% isn’t being paid by Bitcoin—it’s cash the company has to shell out every day.

The math isn’t complicated. Seven million shares sold at $90 each, paying 15% on a $100 face value, works out to an actual yield of about 16.7%. Gross proceeds are about $630 million, net proceeds about $608 million. The annual dividend alone is 7 million × $15 = $105 million, paid every business day, according to Bitcoin News starting November 9.

CEO Matt Cole posted a screenshot of the holdings with the caption “The sats/SATS perpetual swap has been activated.” The replies were full of people guessing how much more they’d buy in the next 8-K. They now hold 36,818 BTC, and their goal is to become the second-largest public-company holder by year-end.

The problem is that BTC doesn’t earn interest. If you use capital costing 16.7% to hoard an asset that generates no cash flow, you’re a genius when the coin goes up. But if it moves sideways for two years, that’s a hole of over $100 million a year—and eventually you can only keep issuing shares and new preferred stock to pay the dividends. Plus, SATS ranks behind SATA, so I don’t need to spell out who gets paid first if things go wrong.

Now that it’s on Robinhood, the touts are shouting “15% daily” without a word about it being junior, or that “perpetual” means the principal has no maturity date. The underwriters and issuer are the ones who win for sure; retail investors chasing yield are the ones bearing the duration risk.

Over at Strategy, they sold 22 million common shares last week to buy 267 BTC, then turned around and spent $193 million buying back STRC. Make of that what you will about how well this preferred-stock route works.

#BTC #Strive

Another company looking to learn how to tell a story from Saylor has teased it with a chart.

According to monitoring, Strive CEO Matt Cole posted a chart of the company’s Bitcoin holdings on X, hinting that it will disclose additional BTC purchases next week. The market interpreted this as a possible attempt to emulate the disclosure cadence of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) founder Michael Saylor.

How to read it: A teaser doesn’t mean a deal has been done. The numbers to watch next week are the size of the purchases, the cost range, and whether they are accompanied by equity or debt financing. The treasury-company narrative can stir up sentiment, but it is sustained buying and the balance sheet—not a teaser chart—that ultimately matter.

#比特币 #BTC #财库公司 #Strive

Strive just raised $630 million through preferred stock: 7 million shares of SATS preferred stock were sold at $90 per share, with the deal closing on October 20 and net proceeds of about $608 million.

The funds are designated for purposes that “may include purchasing Bitcoin,” but the company hasn’t said how much it will spend on $BTC .

Using $82,500 as a rough estimate, investing it all could buy about 7,372 BTC, increasing its holdings from 36,818 to roughly 44,000 BTC and potentially putting it ahead of Metaplanet as the second-largest publicly listed corporate holder.

The cost is significant, too: SATS pays an annual dividend of 15%, which alone would amount to about $105 million a year. Dividends will be paid on business days starting November 9.

#BTC #比特币财库 #Strive

Saturn enters the U.S. stock market with a $630 million investment in an offering linked to Bitcoin treasuries! 💰

The Saturn decentralized credit protocol used its own funds to participate in the public offering of SATS shares, issued by Strive, a company specializing in Bitcoin treasury management. Co-founder Ellis Osborne confirmed that the investment will not affect Saturn’s existing products or their holders, while the protocol is considering offering similar investment opportunities in the future.

📊 Key details:

* Strive issued 7 million shares at $90 per share, raising approximately $630 million. The offering closed on October 20.

* The shares offer a fixed annual yield of 15%, with returns distributed daily on business days.

* SATS shares rank between SATA preferred shares and ASST common shares in the claims hierarchy.

In my opinion, the high yield is appealing, but understanding the claims hierarchy and the risks remains essential before investing. 🔍

Are we seeing a growing trend toward connecting decentralized finance with traditional financial instruments?
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🏦 Strive just raised $630 million by promising investors 15% a year. To buy Bitcoin? Maybe. Let’s look at how it works.

📌 The facts
• Oct. 20: Strive (Nasdaq: ASST) completes its IPO of “SATS” preferred shares
• 7 million shares sold at $90 each, for about $630 million gross (offering upsized by 2 million shares)
• Dividend: 15% per year on a value of $100 per share, with no end date (perpetual)
• Strive already held 36 818 $BTC as of Oct. 16, including 4,045 bought from Oct. 12 to 16 at an average of about $82,803
• Bitcoin is one possible use of the proceeds… but no purchase amount or timeline has been announced

🧠 How it works
A preferred share is somewhere between a stock and a loan: investors rank ahead of common shareholders when it comes to receiving a fixed income. Here: $15 per year per share, purchased for $90. The buyer’s actual yield is about 16.7%. For Strive, that means about $105 million in dividends to pay every year, whether Bitcoin goes up or down. The company has set aside $22.50 per share, equivalent to 18 months of dividends.

👤 Adama (a fictional character) sells phone credit in Bobo-Dioulasso. If he borrows at 15% to stock up on top-ups, he needs to sell them faster than his costs rise. Same idea here, on a much bigger scale.

⚖️ The nuance
• 15% is very expensive: it shows the risk is high
• If BTC stagnates for a long time, paying these dividends becomes a burden
• More corporate BTC purchases mean more demand, but also more forced sellers in a crisis

✅ Would you rather earn a fixed 15%… or hold Bitcoin directly? 👇

Not financial advice. DYOR.
Sources: Strive (Oct. 15 press release), SEC filings, Cointelegraph, StockTitan.

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