📰 Strive’s sustainability-first preferred shares (SATA) are now nearing a market value of $1 billion.
The company currently holds 24,531 bitcoins, with the holdings worth about $1.96 billion. More importantly, SATA’s annualized dividend yield is 13%, and its price performance has also shown greater resilience than similar products.
🔥 By contrast, Strategy’s STRC has an annualized dividend yield of 12%, but the stock price has consistently lagged behind its par value, and since May it has been unable to return to $100.
Honestly, this gap is quite interesting. Both are preferred shares issued by bitcoin treasury companies, yet SATA can continue to raise funding thanks to its relatively stable price performance, while Strategy recently has not been adding to its bitcoin holdings and instead chose to use cash to repurchase shares.
💡 This suggests the market is looking at more than just the dividend yield—investors also care whether the price can hold steady and whether the company can keep securing funding smoothly. A 13% yield is indeed higher, but what may truly be bringing SATA close to a $1 billion market cap is the financing capability it has temporarily demonstrated.
🤔 If you were in this position, would you choose STRC with a 12% dividend but a price that falls below par value, or SATA with a 13% dividend and a more price-resilient profile?
#比特币 #Strive #Strategy #preferred shares
The company currently holds 24,531 bitcoins, with the holdings worth about $1.96 billion. More importantly, SATA’s annualized dividend yield is 13%, and its price performance has also shown greater resilience than similar products.
🔥 By contrast, Strategy’s STRC has an annualized dividend yield of 12%, but the stock price has consistently lagged behind its par value, and since May it has been unable to return to $100.
Honestly, this gap is quite interesting. Both are preferred shares issued by bitcoin treasury companies, yet SATA can continue to raise funding thanks to its relatively stable price performance, while Strategy recently has not been adding to its bitcoin holdings and instead chose to use cash to repurchase shares.
💡 This suggests the market is looking at more than just the dividend yield—investors also care whether the price can hold steady and whether the company can keep securing funding smoothly. A 13% yield is indeed higher, but what may truly be bringing SATA close to a $1 billion market cap is the financing capability it has temporarily demonstrated.
🤔 If you were in this position, would you choose STRC with a 12% dividend but a price that falls below par value, or SATA with a 13% dividend and a more price-resilient profile?
#比特币 #Strive #Strategy #preferred shares
