Attempt, Inc. (Nasdaq: ASST) has bought 73 bitcoin at a median price of roughly $63,646 per coin, for a complete of roughly $4.7 million, the Dallas-based bitcoin treasury firm disclosed in a Kind 8-Ok submitting with the Securities and Change Fee on Monday.
The acquisition was made between June 8 and June 14, pushing Attempt’s complete bitcoin holdings to 19,105 BTC. The acquisition marks continued, methodical accumulation from an organization that has constructed one of many fastest-growing bitcoin treasuries amongst publicly traded corporations.
Alongside the bitcoin buy, Attempt’s money and money equivalents rose modestly from $139.2 million as of June 5 to $141.4 million as of June 12. The corporate’s holdings of Variable Price Collection A Perpetual Stretch Most well-liked Inventory of Technique (STRC) held flat at 505,000 shares, with honest worth ticking up barely from $47.2 million to $47.9 million over the identical interval.
Attempt’s Class A typical inventory share rely elevated by roughly 483,400 shares to 69,894,045 through the week, reflecting issuance by way of the corporate’s at-the-market fairness program. Class B frequent inventory and SATA most well-liked shares remained unchanged. The SATA inventory, Attempt’s Variable Price Collection A Perpetual Most well-liked Inventory, has been a key instrument within the firm’s capital technique.
As of June 16, Attempt plans to transition SATA’s 13% APR month-to-month dividend to a every day schedule, paying the identical annual yield each enterprise day — a transfer designed to extend liquidity and entice capital for additional bitcoin acquisition.
Attempt’s public merger
Attempt entered the general public bitcoin treasury house at pace. In September 2025, the corporate introduced a merger with Semler Scientific (Nasdaq: SMLR), an all-stock deal that introduced Semler’s 5,048 BTC onto Attempt’s steadiness sheet upon shut. The transaction closed in January 2026, giving Attempt 12,797.9 BTC and positioning it as one of many high company bitcoin holders globally, surpassing each Tesla and Trump Media & Know-how Group on the time of closing.
Since then, Attempt has continued to layer on purchases. By late January, the corporate had secured $225 million by way of its SATA most well-liked inventory issuance and used a part of the proceeds so as to add 333.89 BTC at a median of $89,851 per coin, bringing holdings previous 13,131 BTC whereas clearing most of its excellent debt.
In early Could, the corporate crossed the 15,000 BTC threshold after buying 444 bitcoin for $33.9 million at a median of $76,307 per coin, and added one other 381.61 BTC between Could 13 and Could 18 at roughly $79,348 every. The corporate’s treasury tracker reveals a June 1 buy of roughly 2,500 BTC at roughly $74,092, which represented one among its largest single-week acquisitions to this point.
The corporate’s bitcoin technique carries the broader philosophy of its founder. Attempt positions bitcoin not simply as a treasury reserve however because the capital allocation benchmark for your complete enterprise — a “bitcoin-first” framework that units BTC because the hurdle price in opposition to which all different investments are measured. That method, constructed out of the Semler Scientific acquisition and an increasing most well-liked fairness program, has taken Attempt from below 8,000 BTC in late 2025 to greater than 19,000 BTC right now.
Bitcoin and the weekend rally
The timing of Attempt’s disclosure coincides with a notable bitcoin restoration. Bitcoin climbed above $66,000 on Sunday after President Trump introduced a U.S.-Iran peace deal, with the formal signing set for June 19.
The geopolitical breakthrough — which incorporates the lifting of the U.S. naval blockade and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz — despatched oil costs down roughly 5% to $80 per barrel and pushed threat belongings increased throughout the board. Bitcoin’s beneficial properties have been concentrated within the hours after the Saturday announcement, with the asset up roughly 3% over 24 hours by Monday morning.
