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Strive buys 1,107 more bitcoin, keeps 5th-largest public company holdings
Strive bought an additional 1,107 bitcoin last week, raising total holdings to 27,462 BTC. The purchases were made from Sept. 21 to 25 at an average price of $85,396 per bitcoin, for a total of $94.5 million. A filing showed Strive’s bitcoin holdings were valued at about $2.3 billion. Most funding came from SATA, and cash also increased over the week.
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Strive buys 1,355 more bitcoin, continues accumulation
Asset manager Strive bought an additional 1,355 bitcoin for $107.7 million, lifting its holdings to 26,355 BTC. The purchase price averaged $79,475 per bitcoin. After the announcement, Strive’s Nasdaq-listed ASST shares rose more than 6 percent in premarket trading. The firm said funding mainly came from SATA, a floating-rate Series A perpetual preferred stock paying a 13 percent dividend each business day, and from warrant exercises that brought in $21.2 million.
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France\'s Capital B buys 376 more bitcoins, 84 BTC short of Europe\'s top spot
France\'s bitcoin treasury firm Capital B bought an additional 376 BTC for 25.3 million euros, taking its total holdings to 3,521 BTC. The purchase followed a roughly 30.1 million euro fundraising that included a private placement joined by Adam Back (Adam Back) and TOBAM. Capital B bought at an average 67,182 euros per bitcoin. The deal was executed by Swissquote Bank Europe, while custody used technology from Swiss firm Taurus.
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Strive says it could become world\'s No. 2 public bitcoin holder, sees 2030 price at $500,000 to $1 million
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Bitcoin network enters first hashrate bear market, Twenty One Capital CEO says
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Japan\'s Metaplanet moves 2,400 bitcoin again to Coinbase, CEO says not for sale
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Mara cuts bitcoin holdings by 34 percent, steps up shift to AI data centres
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Mara posts $611.3 million Q2 net loss hit by bitcoin price drop
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Twenty One CEO says limits to bitcoin holdings strategy, \'free money\' will not last
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Strike founder Jack Mallers steps down as Twenty One CEO, merger plan halted
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U.S.-listed Nakamoto exits healthcare business, completes shift to bitcoin operations
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Strive buys 759 more bitcoin, taking holdings to 19,864 BTC
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Strategy holds 4% of bitcoin\'s total supply, even small sales jolt market
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Institutional investors extend influence beyond bitcoin to AI and prediction markets
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Tether buys 26 percent stake in SoftBank-held Twenty One Capital, strengthens control
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Tether expands bitcoin reserves, maintains 15 percent of quarterly net profit buying policy
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Shiba Inu at a bottom or a trap? A 2026 crossroads for windfall or wipeout
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Tether buys additional 8,888 bitcoin, becomes fifth-largest holder