Strive Plans SATA Token Issuance to Acquire 175,000 BTC

Strive Plans SATA Token Issuance to Acquire 175,000 BTC

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2026-06-03 10:43:49
Jeff Walton of Strive disclosed that the company is raising $8.1 million daily, which could support a $15.5 billion SATA token issuance for dividends, equivalent to purchasing 175,000 BTC at current prices.
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According to a disclosure by Jeff Walton (@PunterJeff), a core member of Strive, the company is currently raising funds at an average daily pace of $8.1 million. He explained that if this steady inflow of capital were specifically allocated toward paying dividends to token holders, it would be sufficient to underpin a massive SATA token issuance totaling as much as $15.5 billion, highlighting the scale of the proposed token economic model.

Walton further contextualized the sum by comparing it to the Bitcoin market: at current market prices, $15.5 billion would be enough to purchase approximately 175,000 BTC. The calculation references publicly available data from BitcoinTreasuries.NET. Thus, should the entire amount be deployed, it could fund a significant strategic Bitcoin acquisition.

Walton also noted that if this accumulation were executed, Strive's total Bitcoin holdings would surge to ten times their current level. Such a leap would place Strive in a prominent position among corporate Bitcoin treasury holders. While the specific issuance timeline for the SATA token and the details of the BTC accumulation have not yet been disclosed, the plan clearly signals Strive's strong intent to aggressively expand its Bitcoin exposure.

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