Bitcoin asset management company Strive, based in Dallas, has seen its Bitcoin-preferred shares SATA reach a record high single-day trading value of $43 million since listing in 2025, drawing the attention of institutional investors. SATA’s trading volume has risen significantly in the short term, closely tied to its stable price range and dividend design, highlighting the unique value of Bitcoin preferred shares as a financing tool.

Strive will partner with Tuttle Capital Management to launch the T-Strive Digital Credit ETF, investing in variable-rate perpetual preferred stocks STRC and SATA. After the ETF is approved, it will be traded on the Chicago Board Options Exchange under the stock ticker DGCR.

PANews January 28 News, the Bitcoin treasury company Strive listed on the US stock market disclosed that it has completed the follow-up issuance of the additional shares of SATA stock and oversubscription, and has also completed the exchange of Semler notes. As of January 28, the company purchased 333.89 bitcoins at an average price of $89,851 each, and currently holds 13,131.82 bitcoins, making Strive the tenth-largest Bitcoin holder globally.

Bitcoin treasury company Strive's perpetual preferred stock SATA recently reached a face value of $100 per share for the first time, enabling it to raise more funds to purchase Bitcoin. The stock offers a 12% dividend yield, and currently Strive holds 12,797 Bitcoins. Similarly, Strategy company's product STRC also reached face value earlier this month and is actively traded.

Golden Finance reports that, according to Bitcoin For Corporations, Strive Company announced an increase in the dividend yield of SATA perpetual preferred shares from 12% to 12.25%.

According to ChainCatcher news, Bitcoin Treasuries.NET posted on the X platform that Vivek Ramaswamy's Strive ASST is raising $500 million through a perpetual preferred stock SATA ATM to buy more BTC.

Strive has signed a sales agreement of up to $500 million, planning to issue Series A floating rate perpetual preferred stock. The proceeds will be used to purchase Bitcoin, for working capital, asset expansion, and other capital expenditures.

PANews, November 4th news, according to CoinDesk, NASDAQ-listed asset management company Strive (ASST) announced plans to issue 1.25 million shares of SATA preferred stock, with an initial annualized dividend of 12% and monthly cash dividends. The funds raised will be used to increase Bitcoin holdings, operational expansion, and potential stock buybacks. This move draws on MicroStrategy's financing model to drop ordinary stock dilution risks. Currently, Strive holds nearly 6,000 BTC and plans to increase this to about 11,000 BTC after acquiring Semler.