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Get alerts for ASSTStrive CEO Matt Cole says the company will keep investing in Bitcoin despite the $6.3 billion Binance hack.
NeutralStrive's CEO said the Binance hack did not change its Bitcoin strategy. The report cites 43,000 BTC held, but adds no new company results, leaving its outlook unchanged.
Strive, Inc. shares dropped about 10.75% on October 30, 2026, as crypto treasury stocks fell.
NeutralStrive’s shares fell during broad weakness in crypto treasury stocks. The report gives no company-specific business news, so it does not change the outlook for Strive.
Strive, Inc. says it changed the rights for its shareholders and plans to sell 7,000,000 shares.
Bad for ASSTStrive's 7 million preferred shares carry a 15% yearly cash dividend and rank ahead of common shares. Their ongoing cost weighs against ASST's common stock, despite an 18-month reserve.
Will Bitcoin get a boost from the huge $300 trillion bond market?
NeutralASST is named as a rival in Bitcoin-backed credit products that could draw wider interest. The story gives no sales or customer figures, so it does not show a clear change for ASST.
Strive, Inc. shares news about buying 4,045 bitcoins for about $82,803 each.
NeutralStrive added bitcoin and cash, but its common share count rose and a preferred-stock sale remains pending. These changes pull both ways, so the filing shows no clear change for ASST owners.
Strive, Inc. has signed a big deal to sell 7,000,000 shares of its preferred stock.
NeutralStrive plans to raise about $630 million through 7 million preferred shares carrying a 15% rate. The cash could support several uses, so the filing does not clearly change its outlook.
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NeutralStrive expects about $369 million from warrant exercises and bought 2,822 bitcoin, but the exercises also add 13.7 million shares. These changes point in different directions.
Wall Street is going crazy with ETFs, launching 1,100 new funds, including many focused on AI and 3X bets.
NeutralStrive is linked to a fund that targets 2 times ASST’s daily move. The story reports no change to Strive’s business, so its outlook is unchanged.
Strive, Inc. changes rules for its investors, including a new minimum price for preferred stock.
NeutralStrive set a binding $100 minimum sale price for future SATA shares and kept the 13% dividend. The added protections do not change ASST's planned payout schedule.
Strive, Inc. says it bought 2,000 bitcoins for about $84,422 each.
NeutralStrive bought bitcoin and reported an 18.5% rise in bitcoin per share. More shares, bitcoin below its average cost, and $168 million in yearly interest leave its outlook mixed.
Strive, started by Vivek Ramaswamy, might buy more Bitcoin, according to hints from the CEO.
Good for ASSTStrive's CEO hinted that the company may report more Bitcoin purchases, building on its 27,462-Bitcoin reserve. That would expand its Bitcoin exposure, though no new purchase was confirmed.
Strive, Inc. shares news about buying 1,107 bitcoin for about $85,396 each.
NeutralStrive increased its bitcoin and cash holdings, but common and SATA preferred share counts also rose. The filing gives no per-share comparison, so it does not show a clear change for owners.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP jump up as over $400 million in short bets get wiped out.
Good for ASSTStrive Asset Management rose as crypto rallied; ETF flows into Bitcoin push demand for managers tied to crypto products.
Strive Enterprises Inc's shares rise as Bitcoin surpasses $71,000.
Good for ASSTStrive Enterprises Inc's stock is experiencing a notable increase as Bitcoin prices surge past $71,000, which directly boosts the company's net asset value. Additionally, a recent SEC filing confirms the expansion of Strive's Bitcoin holdings, further supporting investor sentiment and stock performance.