Bitcoin reserve company Strive has just completed its largest Bitcoin purchase in history, adding 6,182 Bitcoins for an amount of approximately $511.4 million.
With this additional purchase, the company listed on NASDAQ now holds a total of 43,000 bitcoins. According to the data from Bitcoin Treasuries, Strive has become the fourth-largest listed company in the world in terms of its bitcoin holdings.
According to a document submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on October 26 by the company, Strive completed its latest round of Bitcoin purchases from October 17 to October 23, with an average purchase price of approximately $82,732 per coin, including fees and expenses.
This purchase significantly accelerated the recent Bitcoin buying pace of Strive.
Bitcoin Treasuries data shows that since the beginning of 2026, the Bitcoin holdings of Strive have increased by more than 470%.
From September 28th to October 2nd, the company purchased 2,000 bitcoins; subsequently, from October 5th to 9th, Strive added another 3,311 bitcoins to their holdings. After that, the company acquired 2,822 more bitcoins from October 12th to 13th, and then bought an additional 1,223 bitcoins from October 14th to 16th.
Overall, Strive has accumulated a purchase of 15,538 Bitcoin in less than a month, increasing their holdings from 27,462 at the end of September to the current 43,000.
Strive initiated this round of Bitcoin purchases in January by acquiring Semler Scientific. This transaction added approximately 5,048 Bitcoins to its holdings, enabling Strive to quickly occupy an important position in the Bitcoin market as an institutional buyer.
World's largest Bitcoin holder
With this latest purchase, Strive is closing in on becoming the world's second-largest listed Bitcoin reserve company, and the gap between it and the two companies ahead of it has narrowed to a smaller level.
According to the data from Bitcoin Treasuries as of October 26th, Strategy under Michael Saylor still tops the list with 848,517 bitcoins. Japanese company Metaplanet ranks second with 44,000 bitcoins, while Twenty One Capital supported by Tether comes in third with 43,514 bitcoins.
Strive currently holds 43,000 Bitcoins, which is only 514 short of Twenty One Capital, and 1,000 short of Metaplanet. If Strive wants to surpass Twenty One Capital, then they would need to acquire an additional 515 Bitcoins.
