Strive Completes Its Third-Largest Bitcoin Purchase, Adding 2,000 BTC
Strive disclosed that it bought 2,000 bitcoin for about $169 million, with an average price of $84,422 per coin. The purchase lifted its holdings to 29,462 BTC, and one report dated the buys between September 28 and October 2 while another described the transaction as the company’s third-largest bitcoin purchase.
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Strive’s bitcoin treasury now sits at 29,462 BTC, so holders and market watchers looking at the company’s balance sheet will see the new total reflected after the purchase. The transaction was disclosed on October 5, 2026, and one report places the purchase window between September 28 and October 2.
Compared with before, Strive now reports a larger bitcoin inventory and a new purchase at an average of $84,422 per coin, while the company also said SATA supplied 61.5% of the financing and warrants generated $56.7 million. What stays the same is that this is still a treasury accumulation, not a change in the company’s core business description.
What remains open is the exact mix of financing behind the full $169 million and how this buy ranks against every prior purchase in the company’s history, since one report only says it was the third largest and the second largest completed in 2026. The filings and on-chain records that were used to frame that ranking would be the items that settle it.
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