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Home»Bitcoin»Strive pays Semler Scientific off for debts incurred by BTC purchase

Strive pays Semler Scientific off for debts incurred by BTC purchase

Bitcoin By Gavin29/01/2026
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Strive, a Bitcoin-treasury firm, said that it had retired 92% the debt it acquired after it purchased Semler Scientific in the first half of this month. It also bought 334 Bitcoins following the closing of an initial preferred stock offer.

Strive reported on Wednesday that its Series A Variable Perpetual Preferred stock, which trades under the symbol STRIVE, saw a demand of $600,000,000. “SATA,” It was upsized its target raise From $150 to $225 Million in Response 

Stock offerings are a long-term equity financing method that is designed to finance Bitcoin.BTC() Increase leverage without increasing accumulation. 

Strive, a Vivek Ramaswamy company, has completed its purchase of the former Bitcoin Treasury Company Semler Scientific on Jan. 13 after agreeing to a merger The month of September is a great time to get out and enjoy the outdoors.

Strive stated earlier in the month it would pay off its liabilities using the proceeds of the stock sale, existing cash reserves and the potential proceeds of unwinding the hedging transaction. 

The company confirmed Wednesday that the proceeds will be used to repay $110,000,000, or 92 percent, of Semler’s debt, which includes $90,000,000 worth of convertible bonds exchanged into SATA stocks and the complete repayment of a Coinbase Credit Loan of $20,000,000.

Source: Matt Cole

Strive said that its Bitcoins have been freed from the Coinbase debt, and it plans to repay the $10 million remaining in the next 4 months.

Strive, a corporate Bitcoin treasurer, is now in the top 10 after purchasing 333.9 Bitcoins at an average of $89851, bringing its total BTC to 13132 BTC worth $1.17 Billion.