Strive Acquires $335M in Bitcoin, Now Holds 36,818 BTC
Strive's latest 1,223 BTC buy pushes total holdings to 36,818 BTC, surpassing MARA Holdings as the firm scales via equity financing.
Strive just dropped another $335 million on Bitcoin, locking in 1,223 more BTC and bringing its total stash to 36,818 coins. That's not a typo — this company is stacking hard and fast, and it just leapfrogged MARA Holdings in the corporate Bitcoin treasury race. If you're not watching this name, you should be.
The purchase is part of Strive's broader playbook: fund Bitcoin buys through equity financing and keep growing reserves at an aggressive clip. That's the same general strategy MicroStrategy pioneered, and now a growing field of corporate players is running the same move. Strive is signaling it intends to be a major player in that arena, not a footnote.
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For retail traders, the angle here is simple — corporate Bitcoin accumulation at this scale tightens available supply on the open market. Every coin Strive locks up is one fewer coin in circulation. When institutional appetite and retail momentum converge, price dynamics tend to get interesting fast. Watch the BTC spot price and Strive's equity moves in tandem.
Strive's rise past MARA Holdings is a competitive signal worth noting. Corporate treasury rankings shift the narrative around which firms are serious Bitcoin holders and which are posturing. Strive is clearly in the former camp, and its equity-funded expansion model suggests this buying streak isn't close to over.
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