According to a post on X by BitcoinTreasuries.NET, the Alaska Retirement Management Board, a public retirement system with approximately $50 billion in assets under management, has reported holding 19,800 shares of ASST, a security associated with Strive, a bitcoin treasury company. The reported position is valued at about $216,000. Based on these disclosed figures, the implied per-share value of ASST in this holding is roughly $10.91. The board's plan covers around 100,000 state employees, which means the holding represents about $2.16 of bitcoin-linked exposure for each covered worker. As a share of the overall portfolio, the ASST stake comes to approximately 0.0004% of the $50 billion fund. BitcoinTreasuries.NET shared the information via its X account, and the post specifically highlighted the Alaska board's reported ASST position. The disclosure shows a small but measurable indirect bitcoin component within a large U.S. state retirement portfolio. The figures come directly from the disclosed numbers.
BitcoinTreasuries.NET flagged on X that the Alaska Retirement Management Board has reported holding 19,800 shares of ASST, a security tied to the bitcoin treasury company Strive. The stake is valued at $216,000, implying a per-share price of about $10.91. The board runs a portfolio of roughly $50 billion, and the ASST position equals about 0.0004% of that total.
The holding also reaches the retirement system's members. Around 100,000 state employees are covered by the Alaska retirement plan. Based on the reported value, that translates to roughly $2.16 of bitcoin-related exposure per employee.
BitcoinTreasuries.NET posted the disclosure on X.
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