Strive, Inc. Details Enhanced Preferred Stock Stability, Bitcoin Accumulation, and Issuance Policy

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Strive, Inc. released an investor presentation detailing significant enhancements to its preferred stock's stability, including an increased dividend reserve and a commitment not to issue new shares below $100, alongside further Bitcoin accumulation.

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• Enhanced Preferred Stock Stability

  The company increased its SATA preferred stock dividend reserve to 18 months (12 months cash + 6 months digital credit STRC) from a previous 12-month cash reserve. It also reported that aggregate Bitcoin, STRC, and cash holdings cover over 19 years of SATA interest payments.

• Strategic Bitcoin Accumulation

  Strive, Inc. purchased an additional 179 Bitcoin, bringing its total holdings to 13,311 BTC, strengthening its digital asset position.

• Preferred Stock Issuance Policy

  The company updated its guidance, stating it does not plan to issue new SATA shares via At-The-Market (ATM) or follow-on offerings below $100.00, narrowing its target price range for SATA to $99-$101 from $95-$105.

• Digital Credit Investment

  Strive, Inc. confirmed a $50 million investment in STRC, a digital credit instrument, which is expected to generate an additional $3.9 million per year compared to T-Bills.

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This Free Writing Prospectus (FWP) provides a comprehensive update on Strive, Inc.'s financial strategy, elaborating on the dividend increase and STRC investment previously announced in yesterday's 8-K. The detailed investor presentation highlights significant strengthening of the company's preferred stock (SATA) through an increased dividend reserve and a commitment not to issue new SATA shares below $100. Additionally, the company's continued accumulation of Bitcoin reinforces its digital asset strategy and balance sheet strength. These actions collectively aim to boost investor confidence in the stability and long-term viability of its preferred stock and overall financial health.