Key Highlights
- Strive acquired 1,375 BTC for $109 million at an average price of $79,281 per bitcoin on September 4.
- The purchase lifted Strive’s total Bitcoin holdings to 24,531 BTC, with an overall average acquisition cost of $91,467 per BTC.
- Strive’s dashboard reported a current Bitcoin treasury value of $1.93 billion across 31 transactions.
Strive, a publicly traded financial firm, has acquired an additional 1,375 bitcoin for $109 million at an average cost of $79,281 per bitcoin. The purchase increases the company’s total bitcoin holdings to 24,531 BTC.
The details were provided by Strive Chairman and CEO Matt Cole in a post on X on September 8, 2026. Cole stated that 70 percent of the capital raised the previous week came from $SATA, which now carries $999 million in notional outstanding. He added the phrase “Time to break the billion-dollar wall.”
Transaction details and holdings update
According to Strive’s disclosure, the company purchased 1,375 BTC on September 4, 2026 at a total cost of $109.00 million and a price of $79,281 per bitcoin. Following the purchase, total bitcoin held stood at 24,531BTC, with an overall average cost of $91,467 per bitcoin.
A prior transaction listed for August 28, 2026, showed the acquisition of 1,800 BTC for $143.00 million at $79,431 per bitcoin. That purchase had brought total holdings to 23,156 BTC and an overall average cost of $92,190 per bitcoin.
The firm’s website dashboard further reported a current USD value of $1.93 billion across 31 transactions. Average cost per bitcoin was listed at $91,467, against a prevailing bitcoin price of $78,503, representing a 16.5 percent difference. Bitcoin acquired over the trailing 30 days totaled 4,364 BTC.
The September 8 announcement follows a post by Cole on September 7. In that earlier update, Cole shared a dashboard showing Strive’s bitcoin treasury at 23,156 BTC with a reported value of approximately $1.85 billion, as seen in the August 28 transaction on the website. The September 7 post carried the message “Wall-breaking season at Strive” but did not announce a new bitcoin purchase or provide details of a specific transaction.
Cole’s September 8 post identified $SATA as the source of 70 percent of the capital raised the prior week. The same post recorded $SATA’s notional outstanding at $999 million.
Capital source and outstanding notes
The dashboard presented on the firm’s website displayed four primary metrics: total BTC held at 24,531 BTC since BSE, current USD value of $1.93 billion from 31 transactions, average cost of $91,467 per BTC, and 4,364 BTC acquired over the trailing 30 days. Toggle options for 30-day, 90-day, and one-year periods were visible on the acquisition metric.
All figures cited in the announcement derive from the dashboard and transaction table included in Cole’s September 8 X post. The post did not provide additional information on the counterparties, settlement method, or specific wallets involved in the 1,375 BTC purchase.
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