Strive purchased an additional 1,100 BTC bitcoins, bringing total holdings to nearly 27,500.

Strive purchased another Bitcoin 1,107 BTC at an average price.85,400 Dollars combined hold.27,462 BTC

What happened to Strive and Bitcoin ?

Matt ColeCEO of Strive announced a few minutes ago on September 282026 that the company had spent94.5 million dollars to purchase Bitcoin add-ons1,107$BTC at an average price.85,400 Dollars, with the company's post listing the average capital cost85,396 per1 BTC resulted in a net loss for the company.27,462 BTC

Looking at the price of Bitcoin at 83,300 dollars, Strive's Bitcoin port value would be around 2.3 billion dollars and the overall situation is still slightly profitable but the latest acquisition cost more than the market price at that time.

Where did the millions of dollars come from and what was their total cost?

Data from Newhedge indicates that the average capital cost of Bitcoin at Strive is held to be around 80,862 USD, which is lower than the current price of 83,300 USD. This explains why overall profits are small even though new purchases aren't immediately profitable.

The purchase was not a cash-only transaction, as the exercise warrant provided an additional 12.4 million dollars in funding and when this sum is added together approximately 85% of all funds raised came from SATA.$ASST$SATA

The tool that Strive uses is a Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock called SATA, which is publicly traded preferred equity and offered as a high-return, relatively consistent digital credit product.

In practice, this type of preferred equity is often used to reduce capital without paying the usual interest on debt but with a return condition as determined by the company. A warrant exercise is the conversion of an existing holder's rights into share capital, allowing Strive to purchase Bitcoin shares without relying solely on cash from operations.

The purchase of Bitcoin is a weekly system what does the reader say

Strive continues to make Bitcoin weekly purchases, counting this announcement as at least nine consecutive weeks of buying and the company says it's also making acquisitions while Strategy is out of business or selling. This makes Strive one of those companies that accumulate Bitcoin through capital markets rather than just waiting for price action.

This model differs from retail investors who typically buy when prices are low or sell when they're high, because a company holding Bitcoin as an asset on its balance sheet may have goals for capital structure, shareholder image and long-term exposure to digital assets.

How important is this disclosure to Thai readers?

The news is a move by the foreign company that was disclosed as USD not an announcement of Thailand, so Thai readers who follow digital assets should distinguish between information from foreign companies and regulations in the country.

Thai platforms such as Bitkub often display prices in baht, but the price used in this article is 83,300 dollars according to data at the time of announcement. Conversion to THB must be done using exchange rates at that time, which are not included in this information.

For beginner readers, looking at these figures is useful to understand the terms average capital cost, port value and source of funds; for example, when Strive holds27,462 BTC that average capital costs 80,862 in dollars and current prices 83,300 in dollars add up to a small profit, but new purchases1,107 BTC85,400 in dollars show that one purchase does not equal the profitability of an entire port.

The company's spending 94.5 million dollars from the capital structure associated with SATA.$ASST$SATA and an exercise warrant 12.4 million dollars also made it clear to readers that its Bitcoin accumulation may be directly related to the stock market, not just short-term profit making.

This information is a description of the situation, not an estimate or recommendation.