JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Public company Strive purchases 79 $BTC for $5.2 million! 🚀

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GasHunter
· 2h ago
Go for it—just do it!
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L2LazyBear
· 2h ago
Every time an institution buys in, I feel that Bitcoin is one step closer to going mainstream.
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CryptoHistory
· 3h ago
The important thing isn’t how much was bought, but who bought it—an American listed company, representing compliant funds.
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BlurHunter
· 3h ago
Strive? I haven’t heard of it—could it be a crypto company that renamed itself?
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CrossChainRefugee
· 3h ago
$5 million is just pocket change for institutions for a month, but the consensus lift for Bitcoin is massive—especially when Bitcoin appears on the balance sheets of listed companies, which is also a signal to regulators.
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YieldAggregator
· 3h ago
Institutional buying of Bitcoin started with MicroStrategy and, now with Strive, is becoming more and more frequent. Once this trend takes shape, it’s hard to reverse. Even though price swings are large in the short term, long-term holders should feel happy.
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PositionBalance
· 3h ago
Buying 79 coins isn’t as good as buying a mining rig and mining yourself, but if you have money, you can be extravagant.
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BetaChaser
· 3h ago
After reading too many of these bullish news stories, the market has become numb, but you should focus on actual purchase volume.
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ChartSensei
· 3h ago
Hope more listed companies follow MicroStrategy by using Bitcoin as a reserve asset.
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TriangleHunter
· 3h ago
Average price is 65k, slightly higher than the current price, but in the long run it’s very cheap.
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