Strive, under Vivek Ramaswamy, amassed 1,567 BTC in just 12 days from October 28 to November 9, spending $162 million. This guy is not messing around—he directly adjusted the company's governance structure, expanded the board, and even parachuted in a professional Bitcoin Treasury advisor. Ramaswamy himself is also pouring money in to increase his holdings.

The underlying logic is clear: using the funds from preferred stock financing to accumulate BTC as treasury assets. This reflects a shift in the attitude towards Bitcoin at the corporate level—from "speculative concept" to "strategic reserve." Strive is taking this path: positioning itself as a professional Bitcoin Treasury tool.

Interestingly, this kind of operation is becoming increasingly common. Large institutions and publicly listed companies are adjusting their asset allocations, shifting some reserves towards crypto. Although Ramaswamy's move is not the largest in scale, it represents a clear signal — the mainstream business world is indeed embracing Bitcoin.