Strive merges with Semler Scientific, BTC holdings surpass 10,000, ranking the 11th among enterprise holdings

RumbleValidator · 2026-01-16T14:08:10+00:00

Strive and Semler Scientific complete merger, with Strive's Bitcoin holdings increasing to 12,798 coins, valued at approximately $1.22 billion, becoming the 11th largest corporate Bitcoin holder. This merger has sparked further market attention and recognition of Bitcoin assets.

RumbleValidator

2026-01-16 14:08:10

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【Blockchain Rhythm】Big news came on January 16th—listed Bitcoin treasury company Strive officially completed its merger with Semler Scientific. This move has significantly increased Strive's BTC holdings to 12,798 coins, currently valued at approximately $1.22 billion. More importantly, this action has directly propelled Strive to the 11th position among corporate Bitcoin holders.

From a numerical perspective, this merger is quite substantial—pushing the holdings past the 10,000 mark and securing a notable position among many listed companies accumulating Bitcoin. Holding 12,000 BTC at this level is enough to make any institutional investor reconsider the distribution of holdings in the market. Strive's move also reflects the growing recognition of Bitcoin assets by traditional financial institutions.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 4h ago

Over 120,000 BTC directly surged to the 11th position. Traditional finance is really starting to get serious now. Merging this wave of operations is truly terrifying upon closer inspection; institutions never hold back when bottom-fishing. A holding of $1.22 billion indicates what? It shows that real money is betting big. This pace is much more decisive than retail investors. Wake up, everyone. Institutions are strategizing; are you still debating the fluctuations?

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FUDwatcher

· 4h ago

The institution's bottom-fishing fanatic is back again... This time directly acquiring 12,798 coins, making it into the top 11—really unbelievable. Traditional financial giants are also starting to hoard coins crazily. Could the next round be coming? With a stake of 1.22 billion USD, it shows that institutions have long seen through something. This rhythm... feels a bit familiar, it was played the same way last time. Behind the merger frenzy, crypto enthusiasts should wake up now, right?

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SingleForYears

· 4h ago

Wow, over 120,000 coins, directly into the top eleven? Traditional finance is really going all in now.

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MEVHunterZhang

· 5h ago

Wow, Strive has directly skyrocketed to #11? This merger move is really aggressive, swallowing over 10,000 BTC in one go. This is the attitude that institutions should have.

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GasGuzzler

· 5h ago

12,798 coins directly enter the top eleven, traditional finance is really not holding back in this deployment --- Oh my, such a move, jumping so many ranks after a merger, institutions are quietly accumulating chips --- With a market cap of only 1.22 billion, able to enter the top eleven? Then the top 10 must be really impressive... --- Traditional finance is starting to take Bitcoin seriously, it feels like the trend has shifted --- Merging just to hoard coins, I didn't see this coming haha --- A hundred thousand Bitcoins at this level only ranks 11th, indicating how dispersed institutional holdings are --- Still daring to buy so much at this price, it seems they are really optimistic --- Strive's move is truly aggressive, directly entering the top eleven tier --- Holding over 12,000+ Bitcoins, the influence is just different --- Traditional listed companies are starting to learn to hoard coins, market acceptance is indeed increasing

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 5h ago

Damn, taking down 12,000 BTC in one go, this move is really aggressive... Is Strive preparing to take over Bitcoin or is it truly full of conviction? It's a bit hard to see through. 12,798 coins directly enter the top 11. Traditional finance is really starting to take it seriously now, no longer just testing the waters like before. This move to merge was quite steady, but it just shows that institutions are laying the groundwork for a bull market. As always, following the big players' positions is the safest bet. After this round of operations, it feels like retail investors' holdings are becoming even more insignificant... Another reason to get cut. Institutions are banding together to buy in, so what should we small investors do? Still keep dollar-cost averaging.

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