Most companies slow their buying when an asset loses half its value. Strive is doing the opposite.
The publicly traded asset management firm, listed on Nasdaq under the ticker ASST, is pulling in an average of $8.1 million per day through its SATA perpetual preferred stock program. That pace hasn’t slowed despite Bitcoin sitting in a 50% drawdown from its highs. Jeff Walton, Strive’s Chief Risk Officer, shared the figure in early June 2026, framing it as evidence that investor appetite for Bitcoin exposure through structured products remains remarkably durable.
How Strive keeps buying while others retreat
The mechanism behind Strive’s capital engine is its SATA perpetual preferred stock. Investors buy SATA shares, Strive takes that money and buys Bitcoin for its treasury.
At the current daily raise rate, Strive’s projected daily dividend obligations of roughly $390,723 (once payments begin) would be covered approximately 21 times over.
