Strive Expands Bitcoin Reserves to 15,391 BTC

Strive reaches 15,391 BTC in total reserves after a recent acquisition at $79,348, achieving a debt-free status while launching daily dividend payments.

The latest acquisition was disclosed in an 8-K filing published on May 19, covering the period between May 13 and May 18.

The company purchased Bitcoin at an average price of approximately $79,348 per token, a figure that includes all associated fees and expenses.

Following this transaction, Strive’s total reserves have reached 15,391 BTC. This milestone solidifies the company’s standing as one of the most aggressive public Bitcoin treasury holders in the United States.

Alongside its crypto holdings, the firm maintains roughly $87.3 million in cash reserves. It also holds nearly $49.8 million in exposure to Strategy Inc. through “Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock” (STRC).

Perhaps the most significant strategic development is that Strive now operates entirely debt-free.

Just days before this latest purchase, the company confirmed it had fully repaid its remaining long-term obligations and its Coinbase Credit loan. This move leaves the corporate structure without liabilities or pledged Bitcoin assets.

Strive Transforms Its Dividend Model

In tandem with its Bitcoin strategy, Strive is implementing a major overhaul of its SATA instrument.

The company announced that starting June 16, 2026, the current 13% dividend will shift to daily payments. Distributions will occur every business day rather than once a month.

This transition means investors will receive approximately 250 payments annually instead of the traditional 12. Strive has described this new structure as becoming “The Daily Dividend Company.”

Management believes its substantial Bitcoin reserves and available cash provide a runway of approximately 20 years to sustain the SATA dividend program, even in volatile market conditions.

Strive now utilizes the leading digital asset as its primary “hurdle rate” for capital allocation. This strategy prioritizes the long-term preservation of purchasing power over traditional financial metrics based on fiat currencies.

The Bitcoin Treasury Race Accelerates

Strive is emerging as an increasingly prominent player in the corporate race for Bitcoin reserves, a space previously dominated by Michael Saylor’s Strategy.

By combining aggressive accumulation with dividends and institutional capital products, the company is building a model that sets it apart from traditional firms holding crypto assets.

This latest purchase arrives as more public companies capitalize on market fluctuations to build their Bitcoin reserves. Throughout May, Strategy, Capital B, and several smaller reserve-focused firms also increased their BTC exposure.

Investors are closely watching to see if this model signals the next phase of Wall Street’s integration with digital assets—particularly if Bitcoin can stabilize its price above key technical levels in the coming months.