Asset Entities Shareholders Greenlight Strive Merger, Forging New Bitcoin Treasury Powerhouse

Breaking: Corporate structures get a crypto overhaul as traditional finance meets digital asset strategy head-on.

The Blueprint

Shareholders just voted through the merger—no dissent, no delays. Asset Entities and Strive combine forces to create what insiders call a 'Bitcoin-native treasury vehicle'. This isn't just another corporate rebrand; it's a fundamental shift in how companies approach reserve assets.

Why It Shakes the Market

The new entity will operate with Bitcoin as its primary treasury asset, bypassing conventional cash reserves. Expect aggressive accumulation strategies and on-chain transparency that puts legacy auditors to shame. Early reports suggest an initial allocation that would make even MicroStrategy blink.

The Street's Reaction

Trading desks are scrambling to price in the new corporate demand signal—while Wall Street analysts suddenly remember they own 'Bitcoin for Dummies'. One fund manager quipped, 'They're doing what we all pretended to research for three years.'

Bottom Line: When corporations move faster than ETFs, you know the financial landscape is shifting—right under the feet of traditional finance.

More public companies opt for Bitcoin play

As the latest entrant in the Bitcoin treasury market, the new firm joins a list of 186 public companies that are currently holding Bitcoin either via direct investments or by pivoting entirely to a Bitcoin-focused corporate strategy.

These companies hold a combined total of over 1 million BTC. That’s roughly 5.1% of the total circulating supply for the flagship crypto.

Strategy remains the largest corporate holder, and its latest $217m investment brought its total holdings to a whopping 638,460 BTC.