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SpaceX joins race as U.S. listed firms net buy 43,557 bitcoin in May
A competition among listed companies to hold bitcoin on their balance sheets continued in May, with firms sustaining large purchases despite bitcoin trading about 42 percent below its record high. Based on a BitcoinTreasuries.net corporate adoption report, listed firms added or newly disclosed 51,045 BTC in May, with net growth of 43,557 BTC after sales. The value was about $3.2 billion at the May 31 close. Strategy bought the most, while SpaceX drew attention by disclosing 18,712 BTC ahead of a planned IPO on June 12.
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Strive buys 32 more bitcoins, taking holdings to 19,032 BTC
Asset manager Strive bought an additional 32 bitcoins this month, raising its total holdings to 19,032 BTC. It bought the coins from June 2 to 7 at an average price of $63,911 each, for about $2.1 million including fees and expenses. A filing also reported changes in cash and cash equivalents, the fair value of STRC preferred shares and the number of shares outstanding, alongside an expansion plan for market-sale programs.
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Strive says it could buy 175,000 more bitcoin, funding pace is key
Asset manager Strive could increase its bitcoin holdings by nearly 10 times if it maintains its current fundraising pace, a projection said. Jeff Walton, the firm’s chief risk officer, said Strive is raising $8.1 million a day and could issue up to $15.5 billion of SATA preferred stock to buy about 175,000 more bitcoin at current prices. Strive holds 19,000 bitcoin and has been buying since September 2025.
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Crypto
Strive buys 1,109 more bitcoin, ranks seventh among listed companies
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Crypto
Strive buys additional 382 bitcoin, keeps preferred share strategy
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Crypto
Strive buys 444 more bitcoin, holdings top 15,000
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Crypto
Strive buys 789 more bitcoin, pushes ETF launch
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Industry
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