Strive SATA to Pay 13% Dividend Every Business Day

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Strive will convert its SATA preferred stock into a daily dividend security starting June 16.
The company will maintain a 13% annual dividend rate with an effective yield of about 13.88% through daily compounding.
SATA will become the first U.S.-listed preferred stock to distribute cash dividends every business day.
Strive has eliminated all outstanding debt after repurchasing its long-term notes.
The firm expanded its bitcoin treasury to 15,009 BTC through acquisitions and market purchases.

Strive Asset Management will convert its SATA preferred stock into a daily dividend security on June 16. The structure will distribute cash every business day while keeping a 13% annual rate. The company said the compounding effect lifts the effective annual yield to about 13.88%.

Strive Introduces Daily Bitcoin-Linked Income Structure

Strive will replace the standard monthly payout model with daily cash distributions. The company will keep the stated 13% annual dividend rate. However, daily compounding across about 250 trading days increases the effective yield to roughly 13.88%. Chief executive officer Matthew Cole said the design aims to reshape income products. He stated, “We designed SATA as a structural innovation for income-focused investors.” He added that the company seeks to position SATA against money market funds and short-duration vehicles.

The company said investors will receive small payments each trading day. As a result, holders can reinvest cash more frequently and improve liquidity management. Strive structured the preferred stock to function as an equity instrument with fixed income features. The company confirmed that SATA can trade above par value in the market. Therefore, Strive can issue more shares and raise capital tied to bitcoin accumulation.

Capital Structure and Bitcoin Treasury Expansion

Strive reported that it eliminated all outstanding debt after repurchasing long-term notes. The company now operates without leverage, margin requirements, or encumbered bitcoin holdings. Executives said the clean balance sheet supports the income strategy linked to digital assets. Strive expanded its bitcoin treasury to 15,009 BTC through acquisitions and open market purchases. The company also issued equity through an at-the-market program to support purchases.

The firm reported a net loss of $265.9 million in the first quarter. It attributed most of the loss to mark-to-market declines in bitcoin holdings. The company said the accounting treatment reflected price changes rather than realized losses. Strive shares have gained about 10% this year and over 30% in the last month. The stock trailed Strategy during that period but outperformed Bitcoin.

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