On October 30, Strive fell 8.17% in Regular Trading, trading at $22.2739 per share, with turnover of $53.359 million.
The clearest catalyst in recent disclosures is the company’s plan to sell up to $1 billion of 15% Series A perpetual SATS preferred stock through an at-the-market program, a financing move that recent market coverage said was continuing to weigh on the stock.
Background disclosures show Strive had just completed an upsized IPO of 7 million SATS preferred shares, raising about $630 million, and then launched the additional $1 billion ATM program. The company said proceeds may be used for bitcoin purchases, bitcoin-related products, working capital, income-generating assets, buybacks, acquisitions, dividends, or future debt repayment. Strive also disclosed that it bought 6,182 BTC for roughly $511.5 million between October 17 and 23 at an average price near $82,732, lifting total holdings to 43,000 BTC. While some analysts raised price targets, the market appears focused on the heavy financing overhang and the high 15% preferred dividend burden.
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