Two public companies, Strategy and Strive, have purchased a combined 2,773 Bitcoin worth about $232 million, continuing their trend of large-scale Bitcoin acquisitions. Strive now holds around 25,000 BTC, making it the 5th largest public corporate Bitcoin holder globally, while Strategy remains the largest. Strive funds its purchases through a preferred stock with a 13% dividend, maintaining a debt-free approach, while Strategy uses equity programs and occasionally sells some Bitcoin. These moves mark a shift toward treating Bitcoin as a strategic corporate asset rather than just an experiment.
Strategy and Strive's Bitcoin purchases provide context for cryptocurrency trends. For readers following crypto markets, here is Pluang's snapshot as of Sep 28, 2026 19:21 WIB: 11 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rose, 38 fell. Notable moves include SXP down 46.27%, ONE up 17.19% with 70% buy orders, and GRT up 17.12% with 87% sell orders.
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