Strive Inc. announced the acquisition of 147 Bitcoin during the week ended August 7th, bringing its total holdings to 20,167 Bitcoin.

Strive did not disclose a separate price for the latest purchase. Its second-quarter filing showed that the company acquired 303 Bitcoin between July 1st and August 7th at an average price of approximately $64,494 per coin, including fees and expenses. 

Based on those figures, the post-quarter purchases cost about $19.5 million.

The recent buying followed a second quarter in which Strive added 6,236 Bitcoin at an average cost of $74,290 per coin. 

It ended June with 19,864 Bitcoin valued at approximately $1.16 billion. As of August 7th, the company also reported $154.9 million in cash and cash equivalents and a $48 million position in Strategy Inc.’s STRC preferred stock.

Strive reported a Bitcoin Yield of 24% for the second quarter and 38% for the first half of 2026. 

The company defines the metric as the percentage change in Bitcoin held per assumed diluted share. It does not represent investment income, shareholder returns, or the performance of Strive’s stock.

During the second quarter, Strive generated $211.3 million from sales of ASST common stock and $345.7 million from sales of SATA preferred stock. 

It raised another $43 million through common-stock sales between July 1st and August 7th, although the filing did not directly connect those proceeds to the latest Bitcoin purchase.

Strive ended the quarter without outstanding short- or long-term debt after repaying a Coinbase loan and retiring convertible notes inherited through its acquisition of Semler Scientific. 

Its capital structure included approximately 7.83 million SATA preferred shares with a combined redemption value and liquidation preference of about $783 million. 

SATA carried a variable annual dividend rate of 13% as of August 7th, with payments scheduled for every business day when declared by Strive’s board.

The company recorded a second-quarter net loss of $257.6 million, including a $228 million unrealized loss arising from changes in the fair value of its Bitcoin holdings. Quarterly revenue totaled $2.9 million.

Alongside the acquisition update, Strive launched a redesigned website and a new treasury dashboard providing information about its Bitcoin purchases, holdings, and selected performance metrics.