Strive augmente le dividende de SATA à 13 %, alors que l'entreprise soutenue par Vivek Ramaswamy achète davantage de bitcoins

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Strive raised the dividend on its SATA preferred stock to 13% and declared a May payout, signaling a focus on attracting yield-driven investors.
Strive estimated its current structure could support dividend payments for nearly two decades under current Bitcoin price assumptions.
The firm is following a model similar to Michael Saylor’s Strategy, using preferred shares to fund Bitcoin purchases and build a leveraged treasury.
Shares of Vivek Ramaswamy-backed Strive (ASST) edged higher in pre-market trade on Wednesday despite weakness in the broader market after the company raised the dividend rate of its Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock (SATA) by 25 basis points to 13%.

The company declared a dividend of $1.0833 per share of SATA Stock, payable on May 15 to stockholders of record at the close of business on May 1. It also bought 27 Bitcoin (BTC), bringing its total holdings to around 13,768 BTC.

“At a 13.00% SATA yield and a Bitcoin price of $74,750, Strive’s current balance sheet and structure could support SATA dividend obligations for approximately 19.6 years,” the company said in a statement.

ASST’s stock gained nearly 1% in pre-market trade, while the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) edged lower and Bitcoin’s price fell to around $74,000 on Wednesday morning. Retail sentiment around the Bitcoin-backed digital asset treasury on Stocktwits rose to ‘extremely bullish’ from ‘bullish’ territory over the past day, accompanied by chatter at ‘extremely high’ levels.

Bitcoin‑Backed Digital Credit Play Heats Up

Michael Saylor-backed Strategy (MSTR), which pioneered the digital credit strategy to expand its Bitcoin purchases, made its last Bitcoin buy solely using funds from its " variable Rate Series A Perpetual “Stretch” Preferred Stock (STRC).

MSTR’s stock also rose around 1% in pre-market trade. Retail sentiment around the company trended in ‘neutral’ territory over the past day, accompanied by chatter at ‘high’ levels.

Both Strive and Strategy use variable‑rate perpetual preferreds to raise capital, then deploy that cash into Bitcoin to build a leveraged digital‑asset treasury. The variable rate preferred shares function as high‑yield, Bitcoin‑backed credit instruments, with dividend payouts linked to the underlying Bitcoin price and the companies’ ability to service them.

Strive Doubles Down With Strategy-Linked Investments

ASST is smaller than MSTR but has followed the same playbook, supplementing its own BTC buys with a secondary layer of leverage. The company has used $50 million to purchase Strategy’s STRC preferreds, effectively earning yield on MSTR’s Bitcoin‑backed credit while it issues SATA to fund its own BTC accumulation.

In March, Strive also that its subsidiary will serve as a sub-adviser for the proposed T-Strive Digital Credit ETF (DGCR), which intends to invest primarily in preferred shares of Strategy and Strive used to fund the purchase of Bitcoin.
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