Strive Stock Rises as Bitcoin Holdings Reach 32,773

Key Insights

• ASST stock price rose nearly 2% as Strive reported adding 3,311 BTC, bringing holdings to 32,773.
• ASST stock gained $0.49, while SATA stock price reached $99.43 during morning trading.
• Strive Bitcoin holdings were valued at $2.697 billion using October 9’s $82,300 BTC price.

Strive stock rose 1.77% to $28.20 as the company reported adding 3,311 BTC to its holdings. The purchase brought Strive’s reported total to 32,773 BTC.

The company valued those holdings at approximately $2.697 billion, using the October 9 Bitcoin price of $82,300. Meanwhile, Strive disclosed warrant exercises and changes to SATA perpetual preferred stock terms.

Notably, it appears that the firm is bullish on the long-term potential of Bitcoin. So, here we take a closer look at the recent development and see how it may impact the Strive (ASST) stock price ahead.

Strive stock price chart showed shares up $0.49 from the previous close of $27.71. ASST stock opened at $27.42, which also marked its session low.

Shares later reached $28.22, leaving the reported price two cents below that high. Trading volume stood at 1.14 million shares at the time of writing.

Strive stock attained this performance moments after Matt Cole reported that Strive had acquired the 3,311 BTC during the previous week. The company’s disclosure also listed approximately $208 million in exercised warrants.

A further $15.3 million in warrants remained set to expire on October 13. Strive formalized a $100 minimum issuance price for SATA perpetual preferred stock in its governing documents. The company made that minimum a binding restriction.

The SATA stock price stood at $99.43, up 0.08% in the early US trading session today. The preferred shares opened at $99.59 and traded between $99.33 and $99.60. Their previous close was $99.35.

An update for SATA holders said the 13% rate would remain in place for November. It also stated that payments would be made daily. Additionally, weekends would count as business days, opening the possibility of seven-day dividend payments.

The same update said distributions were expected to be treated as a return of capital, with taxes deferred. It also stated that SATA’s $100 minimum sale price had been written into the charter. Strive’s governing documents define the minimum as a binding issuance restriction.

Strategy’s Michael Saylor said demand for Strive stock and SATA digital credit was being converted into Bitcoin demand. He described Strive’s growth as showing capital markets accelerating Bitcoin adoption.

Only a day ago, Strategy reported buying 250 BTC from October 5 through October 11. It paid an average of $86,194 per coin, spending $21.5 million. Strategy said the acquisition was funded primarily with $21 million in proceeds from MSTR stock sales.

The purchase brought Strategy’s holdings to 848,250 BTC, acquired for approximately $64 billion. The company reported an overall average cost of $75,444 per coin.

As these purchases flood newsrooms, Bitcoin trades at $83,603.06, up 1.3% over 24 hours. The price ranged from $81,017.87 to $84,074.32. Its chart showed a sharp drop toward the session low, followed by a rebound above $84,000 and a pullback.

Bitcoin later recovered to around $83,600, approximately 0.6% below the 24-hour high. That price was below Strategy’s $86,194 average for its latest purchase and above its $75,444 overall average.

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