Strive unveils $4.2B fundraising push to accelerate Bitcoin buys 
According to a June 1 X post by Strive chief executive Matthew Cole, the company expects to increase the size of its at-the-market programs tied to ASST and SATA securities by $2.1 billion each. The proposed expansion would add a combined $4.2 billion in new fundraising capacity.
Cole stated that the decision follows rising liquidity and investor demand for both securities. He also said Strive plans to release an updated balance sheet before U.S. markets open on Tuesday. The announcement comes days after the company disclosed another large Bitcoin acquisition. In an 8-K filing submitted on May 26, Strive reported buying 1,109 BTC between May 19 and May 22 for approximately $85.4 million. The filing showed an average purchase price of roughly $76,988 per coin.
Following that transaction, Strive’s Bitcoin holdings increased to 16,500 BTC. Data cited in the filing placed the company ahead of Coinbase, which holds 16,492 BTC, and Riot Platforms, which holds 15,680 BTC.
