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STRATEGY's dividend-paying preferred stock dropped to an intraday low of $83 on Thursday. The decline followed a convertible-note repurchase, bitcoin price drops, and a shift in dividend frequency.
CoinDeskStrategy's preferred stock STRC fell to an intraday low of $83 on Thursday, closing at $88.59. The security is designed to trade near its $100 par value and support an 11.5 percent annualized dividend. Strategy uses at-the-market offerings of the shares to fund those payments.
events On May 14, STRC closed at $100 while bitcoin traded above $80,000. The same day, Strive Asset Management announced daily dividends on its competing SATA security, which carries a 13 percent yield. On May 15, Strategy repurchased $1.5 billion of its 2029 convertible notes at an 8 percent discount.
The purchase drew on a cash reserve that had been set aside at the end of 2025. On May 26, the company disclosed that the reserve had fallen to $871 million after the repurchase. On June 1, Strategy sold 32 bitcoin, its first sale since 2022. The company's common stock fell 5.9 percent that day.
Bitcoin dropped below $60,000 on June 5. STRC closed at $93.40. Shareholders approved semi-monthly dividend payments on June 8. The company reported the cash reserve had risen to $1 billion. On June 15, the reserve reached $1.1 billion after additional bitcoin purchases.
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