TREE NEWS reports: TD Cowen lifted its price target on Strive to $56 from $44 on Oct. 16, as the company reportedly holds 35,600 BTC after weeks of sustained buying. Strive priced 7 million preferred shares at $90 each, raising about $630 million before fees — a structure that avoids immediate common-stock dilution but requires dividend payments. Strive shares fell 6.1% on Friday, in line with Strategy.
TD Cowen Raises Strive Price Target to $56 as Firm Holds 35,600 BTC
The preferred-equity raise is the detail worth dwelling on: Strive is funding Bitcoin accumulation with a dividend-bearing instrument rather than common stock, which shifts the cost of its treasury strategy from dilution to an ongoing cash obligation. TD Cowen's target increase signals sell-side comfort with that trade-off, but the 6.1% share decline alongside Strategy suggests the market is pricing these vehicles as a correlated bloc rather than on individual balance-sheet merit. Whether the preferred structure stays cheaper than equity issuance as the dividend stack grows is the open question.
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