Strive stacks 2,822 more Bitcoin, edging past MARA in treasury rankings

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Strive stacks 2,822 more Bitcoin, edging past MARA in treasury rankings

Its 35,595 BTC treasury puts it ahead of MARA Holdings, which holds 35,577 BTC following a recent sale.

Strive’s Bitcoin holdings have risen to 35,595 BTC after the company acquired another 2,822 Bitcoin for $235 million through Tuesday, CEO Matt Cole wrote on X.

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With Bitcoin hovering around $82,000 at press time, the company’s BTC stash is now valued at about $2.9 billion. Strive has also overtaken MARA Holdings, whose holdings fell to 35,577 BTC after a recent sale, to rank as the fourth-largest corporate Bitcoin holder.

The update follows the company’s Oct. 13 announcement that it bought 3,311 BTC at an average price of about $84,500 per coin from Oct. 5 through Oct. 9.

Strive also disclosed that 13.7 million of its 15.3 million remaining warrants had been exercised, bringing in $369 million in gross proceeds. In total, 94% of traditional warrants have now been exercised, while the company’s amplification ratio stands at 47%.

Disclosure: This article was edited by John Chen. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.
Strive stacks 2,822 more Bitcoin, edging past MARA in treasury rankings
Strive stacks 2,822 more Bitcoin, edging past MARA in treasury rankings

Its 35,595 BTC treasury puts it ahead of MARA Holdings, which holds 35,577 BTC following a recent sale.

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Strive’s Bitcoin holdings have risen to 35,595 BTC after the company acquired another 2,822 Bitcoin for $235 million through Tuesday, CEO Matt Cole wrote on X.

Advertisement

With Bitcoin hovering around $82,000 at press time, the company’s BTC stash is now valued at about $2.9 billion. Strive has also overtaken MARA Holdings, whose holdings fell to 35,577 BTC after a recent sale, to rank as the fourth-largest corporate Bitcoin holder.

The update follows the company’s Oct. 13 announcement that it bought 3,311 BTC at an average price of about $84,500 per coin from Oct. 5 through Oct. 9.

Strive also disclosed that 13.7 million of its 15.3 million remaining warrants had been exercised, bringing in $369 million in gross proceeds. In total, 94% of traditional warrants have now been exercised, while the company’s amplification ratio stands at 47%.

Disclosure: This article was edited by John Chen. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.