The post Strive Buys 72 BTC for $8.26M, Lifting Holdings to 5,958 Bitcoin appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In Brief Strive now holds 5,958 BTC after buying 72.3 BTC at $114,303 each using warrant proceeds. Stock fell 13.5% premarket after surging 110% over three days on high trading volume. Strive filed Form S-4 for its Semler Scientific deal to boost its bitcoin-focused strategy. Strive (NASDAQ: ASST) acquired 72.3 bitcoin for approximately $8.26 million, using proceeds from warrant exercises linked to its PIPE financing. The company paid an average price of $114,303 per bitcoin, according to an 8-K filing released Tuesday. This brings Strive’s total bitcoin holdings to around 5,958 BTC, acquired at a total cost of $691.3 million. The average cost basis across all holdings now stands at $116,032 per coin. Strive has acquired 72 BTC for ~$8.26 million at ~$114,304 per bitcoin, financed exclusively through the exercise of traditional warrants. As of 10/28/2025, we hodl 5,958 BTC. $ASST pic.twitter.com/ziCewSr7sU — Strive (@strive) October 28, 2025 The purchase was funded through the exercise of approximately 6.11 million warrants at $1.35 per share. These warrants are part of the 555.3 million issued under Strive’s $750 million PIPE agreement. Strive’s bitcoin-focused strategy has accelerated following its September merger with Asset Entities. The company continues aligning corporate actions with long-term digital asset accumulation. Stock Slides After Recent Surge Despite Ongoing Crypto Push Strive shares dropped 13.5% in premarket trading after surging more than 110% over the past three sessions. On October 27, the stock jumped 49% on heavy volume and peaked in popularity rankings. As of 9:41 AM EDT, Strive traded at $1.445, down 11.89% on the day amid continued profit-taking pressure. The sharp selloff follows strong recent gains and active options trading. Strive Price Perfomance | Source: Yahoo Strive recently filed a Form S-4 for its proposed acquisition of Semler Scientific (NASDAQ: SMLR). The company said the deal aims to… The post Strive Buys 72 BTC for $8.26M, Lifting Holdings to 5,958 Bitcoin appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In Brief Strive now holds 5,958 BTC after buying 72.3 BTC at $114,303 each using warrant proceeds. Stock fell 13.5% premarket after surging 110% over three days on high trading volume. Strive filed Form S-4 for its Semler Scientific deal to boost its bitcoin-focused strategy. Strive (NASDAQ: ASST) acquired 72.3 bitcoin for approximately $8.26 million, using proceeds from warrant exercises linked to its PIPE financing. The company paid an average price of $114,303 per bitcoin, according to an 8-K filing released Tuesday. This brings Strive’s total bitcoin holdings to around 5,958 BTC, acquired at a total cost of $691.3 million. The average cost basis across all holdings now stands at $116,032 per coin. Strive has acquired 72 BTC for ~$8.26 million at ~$114,304 per bitcoin, financed exclusively through the exercise of traditional warrants. As of 10/28/2025, we hodl 5,958 BTC. $ASST pic.twitter.com/ziCewSr7sU — Strive (@strive) October 28, 2025 The purchase was funded through the exercise of approximately 6.11 million warrants at $1.35 per share. These warrants are part of the 555.3 million issued under Strive’s $750 million PIPE agreement. Strive’s bitcoin-focused strategy has accelerated following its September merger with Asset Entities. The company continues aligning corporate actions with long-term digital asset accumulation. Stock Slides After Recent Surge Despite Ongoing Crypto Push Strive shares dropped 13.5% in premarket trading after surging more than 110% over the past three sessions. On October 27, the stock jumped 49% on heavy volume and peaked in popularity rankings. As of 9:41 AM EDT, Strive traded at $1.445, down 11.89% on the day amid continued profit-taking pressure. The sharp selloff follows strong recent gains and active options trading. Strive Price Perfomance | Source: Yahoo Strive recently filed a Form S-4 for its proposed acquisition of Semler Scientific (NASDAQ: SMLR). The company said the deal aims to…