Nakamoto, a Nasdaq-listed company, has ended its medical clinic operations, effectively completing its shift to a bitcoin-focused business. The company said its clinic closed on June 19 and that remaining administrative procedures will be completed in the third quarter of 2026. Nakamoto plans to focus on bitcoin holdings and its media, asset management and advisory businesses. It posted a first-quarter net loss of $238.8 million and holds 4,467 bitcoin.

Asset manager Strive bought an additional 759 bitcoin for $50 million, taking its total holdings to 19,864 BTC. The company bought the coins from June 15 to 21 at an average of $65,850 each, as confirmed in a Form 8-K disclosed on June 22. Strive funds purchases through perpetual preferred shares called SATA, which pay daily dividends at an annual rate of about 13 percent.