Strive Inc. completed the initial public offering (IPO) of its Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock, or “SATA.” The company’s balance sheet now includes 7,525 Bitcoin, underpinning its long-term treasury strategy. Summary Strive listed SATA on Nasdaq, raising $160 million through a 2 million-share IPO. The company now holds 7,525 Bitcoin, including 1,567 BTC acquired recently at $103,315 each. According to a press release dated Nov. 10, Strive closed and upsized its IPO for the “SATA” ticker, raising $160 million through 2 million shares of a novel Variable Rate Perpetual Preferred Stock. The company’s management said the capital will act as a “Bitcoin amplification” toggle, directly funding the acquisition of more Bitcoin (BTC) to bolster its existing treasury of 7,525 BTC, a hoard recently expanded by 1,567 BTC acquired at an average price of $103,315. “The successful IPO of the SATA Stock makes Strive the first Bitcoin treasury company to finance its Bitcoin amplification exclusively through perpetual preferred equity, and the second overall, after Strategy, to issue a publicly traded perpetual preferred equity security,” Strive CEO Matt Cole noted in the statement. Strive’s reinforces Bitcoin-focused strategy Strive first went public in September and has rapidly expanded its capital structure with the recent SATA offering. The company, a publicly traded Bitcoin treasury and asset management firm, manages over $2 billion in assets through its wholly owned subsidiary, Strive Asset Management, LLC. Strive’s approach reflects a sophisticated integration of traditional financial principles with cryptocurrency strategy. Chief Risk Officer Jeff Walton emphasized that the company applies advanced mathematical risk controls to its Bitcoin-based balance sheet, leveraging lessons from conventional finance. The company views Bitcoin as a scarce, liquid, and transparent asset, making it a suitable foundation for a long-duration, risk-conscious yield instrument. These structures, including variable-rate dividends on SATA, aim to provide predictable returns while supporting the company’s digital treasury growth. A key enabler of Strive’s financial agility is its formal designation as a Well-Known Seasoned Issuer, or WKSI, by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This status, coupled with an effective shelf registration statement, provides the company with significant flexibility. It allows Strive to quickly access capital through a wide array of financing options without the delays of standard SEC reviews, essentially giving it a pre-approved toolkit for future capital markets activity.
