Strive is a financial company that is among the top ten holders of Bitcoin (BTC), having amassed over 20,000 BTC, according to its own reports. It reported to the Securities and Exchange Commission that it has increased its holdings by 1,800 BTC; an acquisition worth an estimated 140 million US Dollars. This brings the total holdings of the company to 23,156 BTC as of the time of writing.
Bitcoin has become an increasingly proportionate part of companies’ portfolios. In an analysis by Analytics Insight, it is estimated that businesses hold over 1 million BTC, which represents a twentieth (1/20th) of the total Bitcoins in circulation. The reason they hold BTC, in the same analysis, is for diversification and potential for growth.
Strive is an asset management company that has thrown massive weight towards investing in Bitcoin, where it has partnered—merged, and acquired—with crypto-native platforms to increase its virtual asset holdings. Strive emphasizes its commitment to BTC as a corporate strategy:
“In September 2025, Strive Enterprises completed its merger with Asset Entities, forming Strive, Inc. and becoming the first publicly traded asset management firm to adopt a Bitcoin treasury strategy. Shortly after, we acquired True North; deepened our capital-markets capabilities with the launch of SATA, becoming the second company to launch a digital credit product of its kind; and strengthened our Bitcoin balance sheet through our merger with Semler Scientific, moving into the top ten of public-company Bitcoin holders.”
This has propelled Strive to become the fifth-largest holder of BTC through its Bitcoin-first treasury strategy. Currently, its stock hovers around 100 US Dollars; and it is among the first companies to provide dividends every single business day: amounting to 250 dividend payments per year.
Strive’s acquisition of 1,800 BTC signals its increased confidence in the market for the virtual asset. Though it holds assets in ETFs, 401k, and other assets, it cements its Bitcoin-centered corporate strategy in yielding value for its investors. Although there are concerns among finance experts about the volatility of BTC, Strive’s yield as of August 31, 2026, lands at 13%; a payment of an annualized 13 dollars per stock, the fraction of which is to be paid every single business day.
Investment firms need not be crypto-native to be a major player in the market, or a successful one at that. Strive’s case proves this point—it has a diverse holding that, granted, is steered by BTC, but it is not a crypto-native trading platform. It only seeks to profit off the returns gained from investing in the virtual asset.
