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Expectations of STRC returning to the hundred-yuan peg are heating up, and related contracts on trade.xyz have reached their position limit.
BlockBeats news, June 29, after Strategy announced its "Digital Credit Capital Framework," both MSTR and STRC saw significant rebounds. Among them, STRC is currently trading at $81.696, and expectations for it to return to the $100 anchor level are rapidly heating up.
As of press time, the STRC perpetual contract on trade.xyz has reached its position limit.
STRC is a preferred stock that Strategy uses to raise funds from the market to buy Bitcoin. Its face value is roughly pegged to $100, and it pays a relatively high dividend. The dividend rate is adjusted based on price conditions, with the goal of keeping its trading price as close to face value as possible. STRC's significant de-pegging indicates that the market demands higher yields and also reflects declining investor confidence in its credit/dividend stability.