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Strive CEO said AI abundance "will create exponential value for scarce assets."

Strategy just skipped its regular Bitcoin buys to spend $205 million elsewhere, leaving a much smaller rival to carry the weight of corporate treasury buying.

Scott Melker discusses this past weekend's liquidation of Bitcoin (BTC-USD) leverage and all the movements of Strive (ASST), Strategy (MSTR), and Bitmine (BMNR). Donald Trump and World Liberty Financial are being sued in Federal Court.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: $BTC) treasury firm Strive (NASDAQ: $ASST) added 6,182 Bitcoin between October 17 and October 23, ...

Strive stock jumped this week as the Bitcoin treasury company raised fresh cash with a new preferred stock offering. Is it worth buying now?

Strive (NASDAQ: $ASST) closed its upsized initial public offering of SATS preferred stock, raising $630 million gro...

The Nasdaq-listed bitcoin holder bought as warrant holders exercised, bringing in $369 million, and it now plans a $630 million sale of 15% preferred stock.

The bitcoin treasury company added 1,223 BTC late last week, finishing a 4,045 BTC week, as its new 15% preferred stock heads to settlement on Tuesday.

Strive and MicroStrategy buy 1,490 BTC as Bitcoin rebounds above $82,000. Can corporate buying sustain the recovery?

Strive (ASST) has just completed a US$630 million fixed income offering of 15.00% Perpetual SATS Preferred Stock, a senior callable preferred issue that gives investors another way to assess the company’s capital structure.

The bitcoin treasury company priced 7 million shares of its 15% SATS preferred at $90, 2 million more than planned and below the $100 stated amount its dividend is based on.

Strive expanded its SATS preferred offering to 7 million shares at $90 each, a 10% discount to face value, targeting $630 million in gross proceeds.