ChainCatcher message: According to BBX data, yesterday global listed treasury funds, well-known exchanges, and cross-border clearing platforms disclosed the latest updates. The key information is as follows:

  • Strive’s preferred share SATA size is nearing $1 billion, with more than 24,500 coins held: The market value of SATA, a perpetual preferred share issued by Bitcoin treasury company Strive (NASDAQ: $ASST), has approached $1 billion. Currently, Strive’s consolidated balance sheet holds 24,531 bitcoins in total (worth approximately $1.96 billion). Benefiting from an annualized dividend yield as high as 13%, SATA demonstrates strong funding “cash-flow” capability, enabling the company to continue raising funds to allocate to BTC. By comparison, another treasury giant, Strategy, has a comparable preferred share, STRC, with an annualized dividend yield of 12%; however, its trading price in the secondary market has continued to lag below par value, and since May this year it has consistently failed to return to the $100 benchmark.

  • Gemini Obtains a Major Payments Institution License from Singapore’s MAS: Crypto exchange Gemini officially announced that its Singapore entity, Gemini Digital Payments Singapore, Pte. Ltd. (GDPSPL), has successfully received the正式 issued Major Payments Institution (MPI) license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). After the approval, Gemini will be allowed to provide compliant Digital Payment Token (DPT) services within Singapore and compliant cross-border remittance clearing and settlement services, further strengthening its rollout of a compliance hub across the Asia-Pacific region.

  • OSL Group Partners with Waka to Enable Stablecoin Settlement Across Africa and Global Trade Corridors: Hong Kong-listed stablecoin payments and trading platform OSL Group (00863.HK) announced a deep partnership with Waka, a payment platform that connects liquidity and settlement networks in emerging markets. OSL will deeply integrate institutional-grade infrastructure, covering stablecoin-to-USD and native USD payment capabilities, into Waka’s clearing framework, focusing on enabling seamless cross-border clearing and corporate settlement needs across Africa and major global trade corridors.