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BTC Strive spent US$36.6 million to increase its holdings of 469 bitcoins, bringing its total holdings to 25,000.
Strive recently spent US$36.6 million to purchase 469 bitcoins. According to headline data reports, after the acquisition, the company's reported total Bitcoin holdings have reached 25,000. This move further expands the company's accumulation of fixed supply assets, although specific transaction details still need to be confirmed by relevant documents.
Summary of Key Information
- Strive purchased 469 bitcoins for US$36.6 million.
- Media reports show that its total Bitcoin holdings have risen to 25,000.
Strive reported 469 new Bitcoin purchases
According to the company's investor communication documents, the purchased coins will be credited to Strive's balance sheet at the stated cost. However, since no transaction date or financing structure has been established in the research data provided, it should be verified with attributable documents before considering them as final data.
Strive has always been a repeat buyer of Bitcoin. Previously, the company had increased its holdings in two times: once it added 1,375 bitcoins, and the other time it spent US$81.5 million to purchase 1,110 bitcoins, bringing its total treasury (treasury/position) to 21,356. This shows that the company shows a pattern of regular accumulation.
Reports 25,000 positions
Following this purchase, Strive reported 25,000 positions in Bitcoin. Newly acquired coins accounted for approximately 1.88% of the post-purchase total (calculated as 469 divided by 25,000), rather than a 1.88% increase relative to any previous balance.
Since the research data provided does not establish the previous balance, the relationship between this acquisition and total positions should be verified against Strive's records. The company's early treasury data came from its own report on SATA fund purchasing activity, which drove continuous increases.
The average purchase price is approximately US$78,038 per bitcoin.
Divide the cost of US$36.6 million by the number of coins purchased, and the implied average price is approximately US$78,038 per bitcoin. This figure is an arithmetic average based on headline data and is not the exact execution price of any individual order.
Rounding of the costs stated inand any transaction costs included in the total may cause the true average price to deviate from this value. The background information provided does not state whether the amount has been deducted from fees or whether it has itself been rounded.
Macro impact: Corporate hoarding exacerbates scarcity
Every time a corporate treasury increases, Bitcoin is withdrawn from the circulating supply, and Bitcoin follows a fixed issuance plan. After halving in 2024, the block reward will be reduced to 3.125 bitcoins per block. Continued accumulation by holders like Strive will tighten available supply within the established monetary cap.
