According to CoinMeta, Strive's Chief Investment Officer Ben Werkman proposed that Bitcoin reserve companies should use BTC yield as the key indicator to measure performance, namely the increase in the number of Bitcoins per share. He believes that if issuing additional shares to purchase Bitcoins results in an increase in the number of Bitcoins per share, existing holders will benefit; otherwise, it would be equivalent to subsidizing new shareholders. Within Strive, BTC yield was 63%. The company increased its holdings by 29 Bitcoins last week at a price of $75,721 each, costing $2.2 million, and currently holds 43,153 Bitcoins.