Strive adds 29 bitcoin as weekly buying slows for a second week
Strive bought 29 bitcoin from October 31 to November 6, and its weekly buying has slowed for a second week. The company also began paying a daily dividend on its SATS preferred stock.

Strive, which trades under the ticker ASST, bought 29 bitcoin between October 31 and November 6. The average price paid was $75,721 per coin, and the purchase totaled $2.2 million. Its bitcoin holdings rose to 43,153 BTC.
Weekly buying has now shrunk for a second week in a row. Cash on hand slipped to $487.6 million, while the SATS preferred shares edged higher.
Strive$22.25down −19.35%over 1 monthPrices can be delayed by 15 minutes or more. Past moves say nothing about future ones.
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Strive has also started paying a daily dividend on its SATS preferred stock, which is its first. Preferred stock is a type of share that often pays a set dividend before common shareholders receive payments.
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Background
A bitcoin treasury is a company that holds bitcoin as a reserve on its balance sheet. Strive is chasing Metaplanet for the No. 2 spot among such holders.
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