The strategy maintains the STRC dividend unchanged, aiming to maintain a stock price of $100.

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CoinWorld News reports that Strategy (MicroStrategy) announced it will maintain the 11.5% dividend rate on its perpetual preferred stock STRC, with no increase for the fourth consecutive month. Since STRC was launched in July 2025, it has seen dividend increases seven times. The current Bitcoin price is $73,038, and STRC’s trading price this month is $99.62, approaching its $100 par value. STRC is viewed as a short-term high-yield savings alternative, paying cash dividends monthly. The dividend rate is reset each month to encourage trading near par value and reduce price volatility. Although STRC has not reached the $100 par value since May 14, it has recently rebounded to about $99.10. The next ex-dividend date is June 15—investors must hold shares before this date to receive the dividend. Keeping a stable price close to $100 is crucial for Strategy, as it enables the company to issue additional shares through the market to raise funds to buy more Bitcoin or repay corporate liabilities.
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DegenWithNotebook
· 2h ago
The 11.5% dividend rate is indeed stable and much more reliable than many DeFi yields.
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AirdropUnderTheNeonBridge
· 2h ago
Once the $100 psychological threshold holds steady, the ammunition for the next round of Bitcoin buying will be in place.
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Salt-BakedBabyPotatoes
· 2h ago
$99 away from face value, this pricing precision seems like intentional market manipulation.
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MorandiLily
· 2h ago
Seven rounds of growth indicate that the model is running smoothly, and institutional funds should continue to flow in.
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