Strive Adds 1,107 Bitcoin, Bringing Its Treasury to 27,462 BTC

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• Strive purchased 1,107 bitcoin at an average price of approximately $85,396 per coin, inclusive of fees and expenses, during the period from September 21 through September 25, 2026
• The purchase grew the company’s total bitcoin holdings from 26,355 BTC to 27,462 BTC
• Strive disclosed the purchase in an 8-K filed with the SEC on September 28, 2026, covering the reporting period through September 25

Strive disclosed in an 8-K filed with the SEC on September 28, 2026 that it purchased 1,107 bitcoin at an average price of approximately $85,396 per coin, inclusive of fees and expenses, during the period from September 21 through September 25. The purchase grew the company’s total bitcoin holdings from 26,355 BTC to 27,462 BTC.

The filing covers a reporting period through September 25, 2026, with the 8-K itself filed three days later on September 28, consistent with the cadence Strive has used for its prior weekly bitcoin purchase disclosures throughout the year. The company’s holdings have grown steadily through a series of these periodic purchases rather than any single large acquisition.

This latest addition follows a 1,355 BTC purchase disclosed the previous week that had brought holdings to 26,355 BTC, meaning Strive has now added roughly 2,462 bitcoin across two consecutive weekly filings. The pace suggests the company is continuing to accumulate at a steady rate regardless of short-term price movements in either direction.

Strive’s SEC filings disclose the exact average price paid, the date range covered, and the resulting total holdings figure each time, giving the market a directly verifiable record of both the pace and cost basis of its accumulation strategy rather than relying on periodic summary statements alone.

The company’s bitcoin treasury strategy places it among a growing group of publicly traded firms disclosing regular, SEC-verified bitcoin purchases on a near-weekly basis, a pattern that has become increasingly common among corporate treasuries pursuing bitcoin exposure through direct balance-sheet accumulation rather than derivatives or fund structures.

Consistent, regulator-verified disclosure of this kind gives shareholders and prospective investors a way to independently confirm a company’s stated bitcoin strategy is actually being executed as described, rather than relying solely on management commentary during quarterly earnings calls or investor presentations that may lag the underlying purchases by weeks or months.

Weekly filings also let analysts build a running, verifiable picture of a company’s average cost basis over time, since each disclosure states the price paid for that specific week’s purchase alongside the updated total holdings figure, making it straightforward to track how the blended cost basis moves as new coins are added at whatever price happened to prevail during that particular week.