Vivek Ramaswamy's Strive just dropped something massive—they're launching a $500 million ATM program, and here's the kicker: a chunk of that capital is earmarked for Bitcoin purchases. This isn't just another corporate treasury move; it signals how serious traditional finance players are getting about crypto exposure. With institutions steadily stacking sats, the market dynamics keep shifting. Strive's aggressive positioning could set a precedent for how asset managers approach digital asset allocation in 2025.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 8h ago
Vivek's hand is really amazing, 500 million US dollars smashed Bitcoin, and traditional finance has completely surrendered
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 8h ago
Traditional financial giants have begun to hoard Bitcoin frantically, and now the sub-institutions are really going to go all out?
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500 million knives smashed Bitcoin, Ramaswamy is trying to prove something, I feel that the inflection point of the entire market is coming
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Institutions grab funds, and we retail investors have to be cut leeks again...
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This is called the game of big players, and we can only follow the ashes
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Wait, 500 million smashed all Bitcoin, this is terrible, do they know something we don't know?
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Capitalists have begun to play with coins seriously, what does it mean, is it really going to take off or another round of sickles?
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 9h ago
Traditional finance really wants to be all in Bitcoin, and $500 million is not a small deal
Institutions began to hoard coins frantically, and we retail investors are still struggling with the price of buying the bottom haha
But then again, is this signal good for the ecology? I feel like the market hasn't reacted yet
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CoffeeNFTs
· 9h ago
Traditional finance has also begun to hoard Bitcoin like crazy, and now it is really about to break a new high
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TokenToaster
· 9h ago
It's really coming, traditional finance finally stopped pretending to buy BTC directly
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DegenWhisperer
· 9h ago
Institutions are starting to hoard Bitcoin like crazy, and the last bastion of traditional finance is about to fall
Vivek Ramaswamy's Strive just dropped something massive—they're launching a $500 million ATM program, and here's the kicker: a chunk of that capital is earmarked for Bitcoin purchases. This isn't just another corporate treasury move; it signals how serious traditional finance players are getting about crypto exposure. With institutions steadily stacking sats, the market dynamics keep shifting. Strive's aggressive positioning could set a precedent for how asset managers approach digital asset allocation in 2025.