MICHAEL SAYLOR: “YIELD ON THE BITCOIN STANDARD”
🔸 Michael Saylor has just shared a chart comparing the effective yields across Strategy’s securities and a similar group of credit ETFs. Notably, STRD reached 13.54%, STRC 12.24%, STRK 10.85%, and STRF 9.75%—significantly higher than the rest of the ETF group.
🔸 Meanwhile, the comparable credit ETFs shown on the chart only fluctuate around 3.43% - 5.77%. This suggests that Strategy’s products are delivering much higher yields, while also reflecting how the company is leveraging Bitcoin to build a financial ecosystem centered around this asset.
🔸 Saylor calls this “Yield on the Bitcoin Standard,” continuing to emphasize the strategy of turning Bitcoin into a foundation for yield-generating financial products. With the large spread like the one seen right now, Strategy is working to prove that Bitcoin is not only an asset to hold, but can also become the basis for an entirely new financial system.
$BTC
This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
🔸 Michael Saylor has just shared a chart comparing the effective yields across Strategy’s securities and a similar group of credit ETFs. Notably, STRD reached 13.54%, STRC 12.24%, STRK 10.85%, and STRF 9.75%—significantly higher than the rest of the ETF group.
🔸 Meanwhile, the comparable credit ETFs shown on the chart only fluctuate around 3.43% - 5.77%. This suggests that Strategy’s products are delivering much higher yields, while also reflecting how the company is leveraging Bitcoin to build a financial ecosystem centered around this asset.
🔸 Saylor calls this “Yield on the Bitcoin Standard,” continuing to emphasize the strategy of turning Bitcoin into a foundation for yield-generating financial products. With the large spread like the one seen right now, Strategy is working to prove that Bitcoin is not only an asset to hold, but can also become the basis for an entirely new financial system.
$BTC
This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
