Strive’s Bold Bitcoin Bet: 7,525 BTC and Counting, Will Ramaswamy’s Gamble Pay Off?

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Ah, the exhilarating world of digital riches! Strive, backed by none other than Vivek Ramaswamy, has now bolstered its Bitcoin holdings, snatching up an additional 1,567 BTC at a lofty average price of $103,315 per coin. This brings the company’s treasure chest to a staggering total of 7,525 BTC as of November 10, 2025. But of course, this isn’t just about hoarding virtual gold. Oh no, it’s all part of their grander scheme – a Nasdaq listing of their SATA perpetual preferred stock, which, in theory, amplifies their Bitcoin exposure. Ambitious? Certainly. Risky? Absolutely. But in the world of high finance, when has caution ever been fashionable? 🤑

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Despite the world’s favorite digital currency dipping below the $100,000 mark last week, investors apparently aren’t feeling too jittery. Strive’s SATA offering remained hot, pushing the company to upsized its IPO from 1.25 million shares to a hefty 2 million shares. Priced at $80 per share, this offering began trading under the ticker “SATA,” and reflects market confidence in Strive’s unapologetically Bitcoin-centric capital strategy. Because why invest in something less volatile when you can hitch your wagon to the most unpredictable asset known to humankind, right? 😅

And what’s Strive’s next trick? According to the filing, Strive’s preferred equity strategy is designed to finance even more Bitcoin acquisitions through “non-dilutive mechanisms” (because who wants to dilute those precious shares?). It’s essentially a glorified “Bitcoin amplification toggle”-if toggles could ever truly be glorified. So, for those who care about long-term shareholder value without the pesky issuance of more common shares, this may sound like a dream come true. Or, perhaps, a bit of a financial acid trip. Who’s to say? 🤷‍♂️

Matt Cole, the chairman and CEO, proudly declared this offering a milestone, touting it as the first Bitcoin treasury company to fund its Bitcoin accumulation purely through perpetual preferred equity. If you’re not impressed, well, Matt’s ready to tell you just how quickly Strive has “shown the market both speed and precision” in driving long-term value to shareholders. All while Bitcoin remains the ever-elusive “hurdle rate” in their race towards an unknown finish line. Go big or go home, eh? 💸

Meanwhile, Strive’s SATA shares offer a variable monthly dividend (currently set at 12%)-so at least there’s that to look forward to. With a target trading range between $95 and $105 per share, it’s a “high-yield opportunity” for those with a particular taste for disciplined risk management. And, naturally, Bitcoin’s liquidity and transparency make it the ideal asset for structured yield instruments (because if there’s anything we trust, it’s Bitcoin’s “transparency,” right?).

With this Bitcoin-first strategy, Strive is positioning itself alongside other digital asset treasuries like Strategy, which, by the way, pioneered perpetual preferred equity issuance earlier this year (so, you know, it’s not like they’re the only ones out there doing this thing). With 7,525 BTC under management, Strive is now proudly standing among the largest public corporate holders of Bitcoin. Will Ramaswamy’s bet on digital reserves pay off? Only time will tell. But for now, it’s all about positioning-because, let’s face it, nothing screams “reliable financial institution” like a stash of 7,525 Bitcoin. 🙃

FAQ ❓

  • How much Bitcoin does Strive hold?
    Strive holds approximately 7,525 bitcoin as of Nov. 10, 2025.
  • What was Strive’s average purchase price?
    The company bought 1,567 bitcoin at an average of $103,315 per coin.
  • What is SATA and why is it important?
    SATA is Strive’s Nasdaq-listed preferred stock designed to fund additional bitcoin accumulation.
  • Who leads Strive’s bitcoin strategy?
    Chairman and CEO Matt Cole and CIO Ben Werkman oversee the firm’s bitcoin-focused capital management.

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2025-11-11 00:33