TLDR Strive acquired 759 Bitcoin for approximately $50 million between June 15 and June 21. The company paid an average price of $65,850 per BTC for the latest purchase. Strive’s total Bitcoi
Strive expanded its Bitcoin treasury after purchasing 759 BTC for about $50 million. The company disclosed the transaction in a June 22, 2026, filing, and the purchase increased its total holdings to nearly 19,000 BTC. Those holdings now carry a value exceeding $1.2 billion based on current market prices.
The company acquired 759 BTC between June 15 and June 21, 2026. According to the filing, Strive paid an average price of $65,850 per Bitcoin. As a result, the purchase cost was approximately $50 million.
The latest acquisition came at a lower price than Strive’s previous major Bitcoin purchase. In May 2026, the company bought more than 2,500 BTC for $185.2 million. That transaction carried an average purchase price of $74,092 per coin.
The difference in acquisition prices reflects changing market conditions during the quarter. While the company paid less per coin in June, it continued increasing its Bitcoin position. Consequently, Strive maintained its ongoing treasury accumulation strategy.
Since January 2026, the company has added more than 3,700 BTC to its balance sheet. That figure includes Bitcoin obtained through the Semler Scientific acquisition. It also includes coins acquired through direct market purchases.
The latest purchase lifted Strive’s Bitcoin reserves to approximately 19,000 BTC. Therefore, the company remains among the largest public corporate Bitcoin holders. The treasury has grown steadily throughout 2026 through several acquisitions.
Strive has funded part of its Bitcoin strategy through SATA perpetual preferred stock. The company describes the instrument as non-dilutive because it does not require issuing common shares. This structure allows the firm to raise capital while preserving existing shareholder ownership levels.
The company recently increased the dividend rate on SATA preferred stock to 13%. Strive has continued using the instrument to support treasury expansion. At the same time, the company has avoided common equity issuance for these purchases.
Corporate Bitcoin accumulation remains a central part of Strive’s capital allocation strategy. The company has repeatedly used structured financing tools to acquire additional Bitcoin. The June filing confirmed that the latest purchase added 759 BTC to the balance sheet.
The filing also confirmed the transaction period and average acquisition price. Strive reported that it purchased the Bitcoin between June 15 and June 21. The company paid an average of $65,850 per coin during that period.
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