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Strive首席风险官Walton受访称信贷市场或为比特币带来万亿美元，但全部硬事实均已披露，无新增公司行动
这是公司高管在媒体采访中的愿景式推介：SATS发行(约6.3亿美元、700万股×90美元)、36,818枚BTC持仓、18个月股息准备金均已在10/19-10/20的8-K/发行稿中披露并被本臂多次研判；'万亿美元信贷市场'无评级、无产品、无金额、无时间表。ASST当日已随BTC上探84,000美元而上涨14.26%，观点正在被实时消化，追多无事件edge，亦无任何做空催化。
📄 原文Benzinga↗ 原文
Strive's Jeff Walton Sees $1 Trillion Bitcoin Opportunity in Credit Markets
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) could attract its next trillion dollars from traditional credit markets as institutional investor…
不做 Strive, Inc.（ASST.US）
无增量事实：采访中的SATS募资(约6.3亿美元)、36,818枚BTC持仓、18个月股息准备金均已在10/19-10/20披露；新增的万亿美元信贷市场仅为无评级/无产品/无时间表的高管愿景，且ASST当日已随BTC大涨14.26%实时消化，观点型软催化无事件edge，不追多；亦无任何利空事实，不做空。
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研究档案
结论摘要
Benzinga转述的Strive CRO采访只重复已披露的SATS发行与BTC持仓事实，新增内容是无落地要素的万亿信贷市场愿景；ASST当日已大涨14%跟随BTC，软观点不构成可交易增量，回避。
🔎 新鲜度:最早出现 2026-10-21 · 扩散 medium · price-in 风险 high ↗
主要风险
- ASST为BTC高beta标的(20日已实现波动率约3.9%/日、52周区间7.02-36.2美元)，若BTC继续上行个股可能继续上涨，但那是beta而非本事件alpha，追高承担高位回撤风险
- 若后续真有获评级新产品或新发行公告，将构成独立新事件，需重新研判，不能以本次观点替代
反向证据
- 做多前查反向 · 来源 filing · 日期 2026-10-20 · 影响 weakens
SATS为15%累计、优先于普通股的高息永续优先股(年息约1.05亿美元，公司自陈无累计盈余、分配主要作资本回收)，采访未改变这一负担；个股近20日-7.8%、10/14曾单日-10.55%，高beta且趋势不稳，观点性追多风险收益差
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先例如何影响了这次决策
对本次决策的影响:本条不含可锚定的公司行动(无新发行/新购币/新指引)，不具备构造事件研究锚点的条件；本臂近72小时已对同模式的两篇Bitcoin Magazine/Benzinga观点采访(Mow 10/21、Byworth 10/19)及SATS发行全部节点做过研判，结论一致为无增量、不做，直接支持本次AVOID。
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Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) could attract its next trillion dollars from traditional credit markets as institutional investors increasingly embrace BTC-backed financial products, according to Strive (NASDAQ:ASST) Chief Risk Officer Jeff Walton.
Why Strive Raised $700 Million
In a Bitcoin Magazine interview on Oct. 21, Walton said the company raised almost $700 million through its new SATS perpetual preferred stock offering, exceeding its initial $500 million target.
The company sold 7 million shares at $90 each, offering a fixed annual dividend of $15 per share. The investor demand exceeded the final offering size.
Notably, two major SATS investors had not participated in Strive’s earlier SATA offering, signaling fresh institutional capital entering Bitcoin-backed securities.
Strive now holds more than 36,800 Bitcoin after purchasing over 10,000 BTC recently.
Where Will BTC’s Next $1 Trillion Come From?
Walton believes the next major opportunity lies in bringing BTC-backed preferred securities into traditional rated credit markets.
Currently, Bitcoin treasury companies primarily access equity markets and investors willing to purchase unrated preferred securities.
Obtaining credit ratings could unlock institutional capital that allocates investments based on ratings rather than independently evaluating individual issuers.
“That’s where the next trillion dollars of this capital comes from,” Walton said.
He noted that Strive’s offering attracted strong demand even as traditional high-yield credit spreads widened, suggesting growing appetite for alternative credit products.
"This is a gold rush," Walton said, emphasizing competition among treasury companies to accumulate Bitcoin.
Could Treasury Demand Drive Prices Higher?
Walton expects rising demand from Bitcoin treasury firms, spot ETFs and credit investors to intensify competition for Bitcoin’s limited supply.
"If there’s a significant bid, it goes higher," he said.
Strive plans to hold 18 months of dividend payments in cash reserves to weather Bitcoin downturns.
Walton criticized MSCI’s restrictions on Bitcoin treasury firms, warning they could limit investor exposure.
He believes access to institutional credit markets could boost Bitcoin demand, provided new products meet traditional credit rating standards.
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© 2026 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.
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Why Strive Raised $700 Million
In a Bitcoin Magazine interview on Oct. 21, Walton said the company raised almost $700 million through its new SATS perpetual preferred stock offering, exceeding its initial $500 million target.
The company sold 7 million shares at $90 each, offering a fixed annual dividend of $15 per share. The investor demand exceeded the final offering size.
Notably, two major SATS investors had not participated in Strive’s earlier SATA offering, signaling fresh institutional capital entering Bitcoin-backed securities.
Strive now holds more than 36,800 Bitcoin after purchasing over 10,000 BTC recently.
Where Will BTC’s Next $1 Trillion Come From?
Walton believes the next major opportunity lies in bringing BTC-backed preferred securities into traditional rated credit markets.
Currently, Bitcoin treasury companies primarily access equity markets and investors willing to purchase unrated preferred securities.
Obtaining credit ratings could unlock institutional capital that allocates investments based on ratings rather than independently evaluating individual issuers.
“That’s where the next trillion dollars of this capital comes from,” Walton said.
He noted that Strive’s offering attracted strong demand even as traditional high-yield credit spreads widened, suggesting growing appetite for alternative credit products.
"This is a gold rush," Walton said, emphasizing competition among treasury companies to accumulate Bitcoin.
Could Treasury Demand Drive Prices Higher?
Walton expects rising demand from Bitcoin treasury firms, spot ETFs and credit investors to intensify competition for Bitcoin’s limited supply.
"If there’s a significant bid, it goes higher," he said.
Strive plans to hold 18 months of dividend payments in cash reserves to weather Bitcoin downturns.
Walton criticized MSCI’s restrictions on Bitcoin treasury firms, warning they could limit investor exposure.
He believes access to institutional credit markets could boost Bitcoin demand, provided new products meet traditional credit rating standards.
Image: Shutterstock
© 2026 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.
To add Benzinga News as your preferred source on Google, click here.
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