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Strive, a BTC treasury company, invested $50 million in Strategy's STRC preferred series while simultaneously increasing its own bitcoin holdings and raising the dividend on its SATA preferred stock.
A new category of cryptocurrency treasury companies is emerging that accumulates Strategy's preferred stock to generate yield while gaining exposure to bitcoin-linked assets. This trend reflects a growing institutional appetite for crypto-native yield strategies that combine financial returns with alternative asset exposure.
Strategy acquired an additional 4,871 bitcoin worth $330 million, bringing their total holdings close to 767,000 BTC. The purchases were primarily financed through sales of the company's STRC preferred stock.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has accelerated its Bitcoin accumulation, adding 66,231 BTC in 68 days to reach 738,731 total coins as of March 8. The company is offering high yields to investors through its STRC preferred stock to fund continued Bitcoin purchases.
MicroStrategy (now Strategy) increased its STRC preferred stock dividend to 11.50%, up 25 basis points, as Bitcoin's decline continues pressuring MSTR shares. The company maintains its position as the largest corporate Bitcoin holder while using monthly dividend adjustments to stabilize STRC share prices near $100 par value.
Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy is pivoting to issuing preferred stock to offset declining Bitcoin performance. This represents a shift to a potentially risky financial strategy as Bitcoin prices have moved against the company's massive crypto holdings.
Strive (ASST) has raised its SATA preferred stock dividend rate to 12.75% and added 179 bitcoin to its balance sheet. The company also narrowed its trading range guidance and added MicroStrategy (MSTR) preferred stock holdings.
