Strategy’s board of directors has officially approved a proposal to overhaul dividend payout schedules across four of its preferred stock series: STRC, STRF, STRK, and STRD. Under the proposal, the profit distribution model to investors would shift from periodic payouts to a daily schedule. The official filing outlining the revised distribution timeline was submitted directly to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Friday.
Under the proposed framework, each calendar day will serve as a record date for eligible investors. Dividend distributions will then be executed on the following business day. The new policy strictly reshuffles payout frequency to shareholders without altering the original dividend rates or the total payout value previously agreed upon.
Late October 2026 Shareholder Vote
The next steps for the company’s plan rest entirely in the hands of voting shareholders. Strategy has scheduled a virtual special meeting on October 28, 2026, to conduct the shareholder vote. If the measure secures majority approval, STRC will become the company’s first preferred stock series to transition to daily payouts.
The initial dividend payout under the new schedule for the STRC series is expected to take place on November 2, 2026. The remaining three preferred stock series will not transition at the same time. The switch to daily distributions for STRF, STRK, and STRD is scheduled to follow two months later, on January 4, 2027.
Following in a Competitor’s Footsteps
Daily dividend distributions are not entirely new in the crypto treasury space. A similar model was previously adopted by Strive, a fellow Bitcoin treasury firm. Strive introduced daily dividend payments for holders of its SATA preferred shares last June, offering an annualized yield of 13%.
Despite adopting a similar distribution strategy, the two companies differ substantially in their financial reserves. Strategy currently holds 846,000 BTC in its corporate treasury, dwarfing Strive’s holdings of 26,355 BTC. Adopting a mechanism pioneered by a much smaller peer highlights how flexible investor payout models remain relevant regardless of the total Bitcoin held on a company’s balance sheet.
Source: Cointelegraph.
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