Vivek Ramaswamy's company, Strive, is exploring the possibility of purchasing Bitcoin at reduced prices, potentially from sources such as the estate of Mt. Gox. The deal is still in its early stages, and the precise details regarding the price and quantity of BTC involved remain uncertain.

Mt. Gox holds around 75,000 Bitcoins, intending to reimburse its creditors, making it uncertain if Strive will be successful in securing a favorable agreement.

As a prominent Bitcoin holder, Strive has inspired other companies to follow suit in creating BTC Treasuries. Strive is focusing on building its Bitcoin reserves by acquiring assets from overlooked sources, with a recent announcement indicating a strategic partnership with 117 Castell Advisory Group LLC to evaluate distressed Bitcoin claims that have legal judgments pending distribution.

Despite Mt. Gox's history as a defunct crypto exchange holding significant BTC reserves, there is speculation that they may still have up to 75,000 BTC left. Strive is also looking into other undisclosed sources in similar situations.

Vivek Ramaswamy, known for his involvement with cryptocurrencies, founded Strive and is positioning the company to become Bitcoin-focused, signaling a shift toward investing billions in BTC. The company is strengthening its capability to acquire a substantial amount of Bitcoin, evidenced by strategic mergers like the one with Asset in mid-May.

While Strive's ambitions are evident, details about how they plan to acquire Bitcoin reserves at discounted rates are unclear, especially considering Mt. Gox's ongoing creditor reimbursements. The company's strategy remains undisclosed, leaving uncertainties about the success of their venture.