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Strive (ASST) — BTC Stacking Curve

Cumulative holdings, every disclosed buy, share price, and the best-fit saturation curve.

Total BTC
35,595
Disclosed buys
37
Avg cost basis
$89.2K
90-day BTC
15,674
Weekly rate
1,219/wk
Best fit
Richards
R² 0.64

Strive holds 35,595 BTC across 37 disclosed purchases. Average cost basis $89,218 per BTC. Last 30 days: 10,595 BTC. Last 90 days: 15,674 BTC — 1,219/week. Best fit: Richards (R² 0.64). Curve flattens toward 35,630 BTC, steepest accumulation Mar 2026.

Cumulative BTC heldBTC purchase (size = BTC)Share priceRichards fit

Transaction history

All BTC transactions, most recent first.

DateBTCSpotUSD CostCumulative
Oct 13, 20262,822$83.3K$235.0M35,595
Oct 9, 20263,311$84.5K$279.8M32,773
Oct 5, 20262,000$84.4K$168.8M29,462
Sep 28, 20261,107$85.4K$94.5M27,462
Sep 21, 20261,355$79.5K$107.7M26,355
Sep 11, 2026469$78.0K$36.6M25,000
Sep 4, 20261,375$79.3K$109.0M24,531
Aug 28, 20261,800$79.4K$143.0M23,156
Aug 21, 20261,110$73.4K$81.5M21,356
Aug 14, 202679$63.2K$5.0M20,246
Aug 7, 2026147$64.8K$9.5M20,167
Jul 31, 202620$63.2K$1.3M20,020
Jul 24, 202679$65.7K$5.2M20,000
Jul 17, 202621$63.2K$1.3M19,921
Jul 10, 202618$64.0K$1.2M19,900
Jul 2, 202617.76$59.9K$1.1M19,882
Jun 18, 2026758.55$65.8K$50.0M19,864
Jun 12, 202673.06$63.6K$4.7M19,105
Jun 5, 202632.08$63.9K$2.0M19,032
Jun 1, 20262,500$74.1K$185.2M19,000
May 22, 20261,110$77.0K$85.4M16,500
May 18, 2026381.61$79.3K$30.3M15,391
May 12, 20268.68$80.1K$695.0K15,009
May 1, 2026443.93$76.3K$33.9M15,000
Apr 24, 2026788.61$77.9K$61.4M14,557
Apr 13, 202626.96$72.3K$1.9M13,768
Apr 2, 2026113.01$68.6K$7.8M13,741
Mar 17, 2026317$72.6K$23.0M13,628
Mar 11, 2026179.12$72.6K$13.0M13,311
Jan 28, 2026333.89$89.9K$30.0M13,132
Jan 16, 20265,048$95.5K$482.2M12,798
Jan 5, 2026123.02$91.6K$11.3M7,750
Dec 31, 2025101.79$94.5K$9.6M7,627
Nov 9, 20251,567$116.5K$182.5M7,525
Oct 28, 202572.26$117.2K$8.5M5,958
Sep 14, 20255,817$114.3K$664.8M5,886
Sep 12, 202569$103.3K$7.1M69

How to read this chart

Cumulative BTC held — the staircase. Each step is a disclosed purchase; the step height is the size of the buy.

Purchase bubbles — one per buy. Bubble size is the BTC count; vertical position is the per-BTC cost basis. Small-and-high is a small buy at a high price; big-and-low is a big buy made cheap.

Share price — the secondary line on the right axis. Did the company stack faster when its equity ran hot?

Regression fit — the best of a Richards and a Gompertz saturation curve, chosen by log-R². It has to flatten: there are only 21 million Bitcoin.

Controls — Linear/Log switches the BTC axis. Play animates the curve forward through disclosure time. ‹ › steps through the cohort by holdings.