Bitcoin treasury company Strive bought 2,000 BTC for roughly $169 million between Sept. 28 and Oct. 2, lifting its disclosed holdings to 29,462 coins, according to an 8-K filing lodged with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday.

The purchases averaged $84,422 per bitcoin, including fees, across the five-day buying window. That per-coin average, disclosed alongside the purchase total, gives readers a concrete benchmark for this tranche that later filings can be measured against.

The disclosure came through a Form 8-K, the current report that publicly traded companies use to notify the SEC of material corporate events. Bitcoin treasury firms have routinely used this filing type to announce acquisitions of the leading cryptocurrency. Because these filings are public and tied to specific dates, they effectively create a running record of how quickly a treasury company is adding to its reserves.

Strive is among the publicly listed companies that hold bitcoin as a primary reserve asset—a corporate treasury model popularized by Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy). The firm, which grew out of asset manager Strive Asset Management, adopted its bitcoin-focused treasury strategy in 2025. Any further changes to the 29,462-coin position would surface the same way: through future SEC filings of this kind.

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