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STRC Falls 5% Below Par: Normal Preferred Behavior or Warning Sign?
➤ MicroStrategy's preferred stock (STRC) is trading below its $100 par value, prompting debate about its sustainability. ➤ Supporters argue this is normal behavior for preferred securities, reflecting market demand for higher yields, while critics view it as a warning sign of financial strain. ➤ Concerns center on MicroStrategy's ability to cover its preferred dividend obligations and fund its Bitcoin strategy if it cannot issue new shares at par.
Apyx's STRC collateralized stablecoin suffers a brief depeg. Protocol says its a feature, not bug
➤ Apyx's apxUSD stablecoin briefly depegged to $0.93 due to the volatility of its underlying preferred equity collateral (STRC). ➤ The protocol states this is an expected feature, not a bug, as preferred equity is inherently more volatile than cash reserves, and STRC has historically reverted to its par value. ➤ Despite market concerns, Apyx asserts its multi-layered peg stability model, including excess collateral and specific lending market mechanics, mitigates liquidation risks.
Ethereum treasury giant offers 9.5% payout as BitMine paper losses top $8.5 billion
Thomas Lee’s BitMine is turning to the preferred-stock market to raise fresh capital for its Ethereum strategy, offering investors a 9.5% annual payout. On June 3, the company revealed plans to sell 3 million shares of 9.50% Series A perpetual preferred stock with a $100 stated amount, creating a potential $300 million raise. The shares are expected to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under…
Strategy Sells 32 BTC for $2.5M Amid Shift in Financial Strategy | KuCoin
➤ Strategy has sold 32 BTC for $2.5M, a small portion of its holdings, to fund preferred stock payouts, signaling a shift in financial strategy. ➤ The company is prioritizing STRC financing and balance sheet strength over aggressive Bitcoin accumulation, pausing new BTC purchases and repurchasing debt. ➤ This move has drawn criticism but is defended by supporters who note the company's substantial remaining Bitcoin reserves, while management emphasizes shareholder value and Bitcoin per share growth.
Strategy (MSTR) Stock Tumbles After Company Sells Bitcoin for First Time in Years
Strategy (MSTR) stock fell 6.5% after liquidating 32 Bitcoin for $2.5M to fund STRC dividends, ending its iconic 'never sell' approach to BTC holdings.
➤ MicroStrategy (MSTR) shares dropped over 6.5% after the company sold 32 Bitcoin for $2.5 million to fund dividend payments on its STRC preferred stock, breaking its long-standing 'never sell' Bitcoin strategy. ➤ CEO Michael Saylor aims to make STRC the 'best credit instrument in the world,' while analysts note this move signals a shift in how the market perceives MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holdings from pure accumulation to a potential liquidity resource. ➤ Despite the sale, MicroStrategy retains over 843,000 BTC, maintaining its position as the largest corporate Bitcoin treasury, though the strategic implications of this sale are significant for future treasury management.
Michael Saylor hints at new Bitcoin purchase as STRC dividend vote nears
A familiar Michael Saylor social media post has resurfaced just days before investors vote on a proposal tied to Strategy's preferred stock.
➤ Michael Saylor's company, Strategy, is hinting at a new Bitcoin purchase ahead of a crucial shareholder vote on STRC preferred stock dividends. ➤ The vote on June 7th concerns a proposal to increase STRC dividend payments from monthly to twice a month, requiring majority shareholder approval. ➤ Saylor's public statements and past behavior suggest an imminent announcement of a new Bitcoin acquisition, potentially at a lower average cost than previous buys.