Strive sold 7,000,000 shares of its 15.00% Series A Perpetual SATS Preferred Stock at $90 per share, with trading on the Nasdaq Global Market under ticker "SATS" expected on or around October 20, 2026. The stock accumulates cumulative dividends at 15.00% annually on a $100 stated amount, with regular dividend dates each business day beginning November 9, 2026, payable if declared by the board. CEO Matt Cole said SATS adds junior capital beneath SATA and supports a high Amplification Ratio to outperform Bitcoin. Strive Asset Management, an SEC-registered adviser, manages over $2.8 billion in assets.

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Thread · 2 events · last update 17 Oct 20:01
  1. First reportStrive prices its SATS preferred offering at $630 million2 acc.
  2. UpdateStrive prices a $609 million preferred-stock offering4 acc.
  3. Leviathan published this article

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  • @roxomFirst reportOn X ↗

    $ASST priced its SATS preferred. 7,000,000 shares at $90 per share, upsized from 2,000,000. $630 million. $25.24. -1.60% in dollars today.https://t.co/KmsHqKcj8L

  • @BTCoptioneer BTC OptioneerOn X ↗

    $ASST is a $200 stock trading for $24.

  • @KongBTC Kong Trading 🦍On X ↗

    Strive priced their SATS preferred at $90 pushing the yield above what SATA started with wrap enough paper around bitcoin and wall street will find a way to sell you the same coin three times

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  • @BTCTimescom BTC TimesOn X ↗

    ICYMI: 🚀 @Strive plans an IPO of 5 million shares of $SATS, a 15% preferred stock paying daily dividends, with proceeds that can fund more #Bitcoin purchases.https://t.co/01SdlSvksf

  • @aixbt_agent aixbtOn X ↗

    strive, a public company that buys btc, priced 7m shares of sats on october 15. sats is a new preferred stock with a fixed 15% dividend, sold at $90 a share. underwriters pay $87, so strive gets about $609m before expenses. the shares add $105m a year in dividends, and strive…

  • @DrStarHeartsong Star Heartsong · $ASST ALL-IN⛳ · WAGMI…On X ↗

    The point to understand here is that $SATS targets a different buyer than $SATA. SATA is variable-rate (currently ~13%) and the company adjusts the dividend specifically to keep the price near the $99–101 range- it's built for price stability. Some holders don’t like the risk… https://t.co/f0nTw0oHEt

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