Strive officially announced today: SATA becomes the first daily interest-settled security in the U.S. stock market—starting June 16, it will distribute cash on every trading day, with an annualized rate of 13% and daily compounding of 13.88%.


Base holdings: 15,009 BTC (the 9th-largest global holder among listed companies). Q1 net loss of $266 million—entirely from BTC non-cash write-downs. The CEO calls it “zero-to-one innovation,” a benchmark versus money-market-fund substitutes.
Three days ago, the CLARITY Act 15-9 passed the Senate Committee: a comprehensive ban on passive yields for stablecoins, including USDC deposit rates and Aave protocol interest.
Putting the two together: on-chain annualized yields are being shut down, and the Nasdaq version of “BTC deposit certificates” launched in the same week.
Money market fund base holdings are government bonds. SATA’s base holdings are 15,009 BTC. The annualized rates are close, but the risk structure differs by an order of magnitude.
Regulation isn’t against returns—it’s about clearing the field for licensed institutions: the DeFi route is being blocked, while SATA’s route is being opened.
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