FILINGStrive (ASST) · 8-K · accepted Tuesday, Sep 8, 2026, 7:59 AM ET
Strive bought 1,375 BTC, bringing its total to 24,531 BTC
From Strive’s 8-K, accepted by the SEC on Sep 8, 2026 at 7:59 AM ET, covering Aug 31 to Sep 4.
What it says
Strive reported purchasing 1,375 bitcoin from Aug 31 to Sept 4, 2026, and updated holdings of cash, bitcoin, STRC, and share counts as of September 4, 2026.
The numbers
| Bitcoin bought | 1,375 BTC | Aug 31 to Sep 4 |
| Average price | $79,281 | per bitcoin |
| Bitcoin held after | 24,531 BTC | |
| Cash and cash equivalents | $202.6M | as of Sep 4, was $183.5M Aug 28 |
| Preferred shares outstanding · SATA | 9,995,425 shares | as of Sep 4, was 9,073,914 shares Aug 28 |
| Class A common shares | 85,696,647 shares | as of Sep 4, was 83,470,035 shares Aug 28 |
| Class B common shares | 9,237,911 shares | as of Sep 4, was 9,792,535 shares Aug 28 |
| Common shares, assumed diluted | 98,148,551 shares | as of Sep 4, was 96,523,351 shares Aug 28 |
| STRC shares held | 505,000 shares | as of Sep 4, same as Aug 28 |
| Shares under warrants | 26,596,010 shares | as of Sep 4, same as Aug 28 |
What it changed
Bitcoin held
23,156 BTCbefore
24,531 BTCafter this filing
From the filing
mNAV
1.75xSep 4 close
1.70xpro forma at Sep 4’s prices
1.77xSep 8 close
Enterprise value (diluted market value plus debt and preferreds, minus cash) ÷ bitcoin held. Pro forma: this filing’s bitcoin at the previous close’s prices
Sats per diluted share
24,994Sep 4 close
24,994Sep 8 close
Bitcoin per diluted share × 100 million (Strive’s share count is our estimate between its reports)
Years of preferred dividends covered
17.0 yrsSep 4 close
16.7 yrsSep 8 close
Bitcoin and cash ÷ a year of preferred dividends at current rates (note interest not included yet)
Also that day
Source
Form 8-K filed by Strive, Inc. with the SEC, accepted Tuesday, Sep 8, 2026, 7:59 AM ET. Accession 0001628280-26-060809.
Summary and figures read from the filing by Orange Paper’s filing reader and checked before publishing. Calculations (pro forma and close figures) are ours.