Strive Acquired 3,311 BTC in a Week, Increasing Reserves to 32,773 BTC

The Nasdaq-listed company Strive acquired an additional 3,311 BTC over the past week, bringing its total reserves to 32,773 BTC.

CEO Matt Cole announced the purchase on October 13, along with updates on financing and terms for preferred shares. The previous reported volume was 29,462 BTC – an increase of approximately 11.2%. The purchase cost and average acquisition price were not disclosed.

Cole also reported the exercise of warrants worth about $208 million. The remaining warrants – approximately 15.3 million units – expired on October 13 at 5:00 PM Eastern Time. Previously, SEC filings indicated an exercise price of $27 per share, adjusted for the past reverse split.

In addition, Strive has established a minimum issuance price for SATA shares in its governing documents – $100. Previously, the company reported this limit as a policy, now it has become a mandatory condition.

The September report showed 25,000 BTC after purchasing 469 BTC for approximately $36.6 million at an average price of about $77,954 per coin. By September 28, the disclosure recorded 27,462 BTC, and by early October – 29,462 BTC. Purchases are financed through the issuance of common and preferred shares.

In January 2026, Strive completed a merger with Semler Scientific, which brought about 5,048 BTC and increased reserves to nearly 12,798 BTC. At the same time, the company reported the repayment of approximately $110 million of Semler's debt through SATA. In June, Strive announced the expansion of capital raising programs to $4.2 billion – between common ASST shares and preferred SATA shares.

The board of directors maintained the annual dividend rate on SATA at 13% for periods from October 1; Form 8-K dated September 14 indicated payments of $0.0516 per share for each business day in October.