Strive, a Dallas-based corporate treasury company, filed required disclosures for its Bitcoin purchases.
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Updated Oct 5
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What happened
Strive, a Dallas-based corporate treasury company, filed required disclosures for its Bitcoin purchases.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Strive is considering making large-scale Bitcoin purchases.1 source
SATA sales are funding Strive's large Bitcoin purchases using a preferred-stock engine.1 source
Strive used preferred equity to accumulate Bitcoin and filed required disclosures with the SEC.1 source
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The entities involved
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SEC
Slovak company
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Bitcoin
digital cash system and associated currency
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STRIVE
American nonprofit organization
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SATA
Slovak company
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- Strive's SATA preferred slipped in pre-market trading while MSTR increased STRC dividend via capital framework.
- Strategy bought 4,603 Bitcoin for $369.7 million, and Strive adopted Bitcoin into its capital deployment hurdle rate.