Strive Revises SATA Issue Price to $100, Maintains Annual Dividend Yield at 13%
Strive's 8-K filing with the SEC shows that the company has revised the certificate of designation for SATA preferred stock, formally incorporating the policy of "issuing SATA at no less than $100 per share" into its governing documents, establishing a binding issuance limit. Additionally, the revision adjusts the definition of "business day" to no longer exclude Saturdays and Sundays, allowing for daily dividends on weekends in the future, provided that it is permitted by the New York Fed, Nasdaq, and DTC. The company stated that the pace of dividend payments will not change in the short term. The board maintains the annual dividend yield for SATA at 13% and announces a cash dividend of $0.0571 per share to be distributed daily over 19 business days from November 1 to November 30, 2026, totaling $1.0849 per share for the month.
-- Price
This content is provided for general informational purposes only and doesn't constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Any events, rewards, online promotions, or related information mentioned herein should not be considered a recommendation, solicitation, or invitation to purchase, sell, trade, or otherwise deal in any crypto assets. Crypto assets are highly volatile and may result in loss. The availability of WEEX services, products, and related events may vary by region. You are responsible for ensuring that your participation is in accordance with applicable local laws and regulations.
You may also like

European Banking Authority Designates USDC as Significant E-Money Token

Davie Analyzes BTW Trend, Rebound Fails to Break New High

Bank of America predicts a hit of up to 10% on European stocks due to risks in the AI cycle

Stablecoin Payments Reach 482 Billion, Supply Grows 0.4%

One billion fraudulently created tokens: The Holograph case in court in Paris

EU Accuses KKR of Misinformation in €22 Billion Deal

Ramp Applies for National Trust Bank Charter with OCC

Social Feed App Interface to Shut Down on October 31, 2026

107 hacks cause 1.05 billion euros in damage in Q3 2026

U.S. Establishes Voluntary Disclosure Program for Cryptocurrency Taxes, Non-Intentional Filings May Avoid Penalties

Sales of Bitcoin by Medium-Term Investors Decreased by 36%

Michael Saylor: "Bitcoin is returning to a bull market"

18 Bitcoin Mining Equipment Seized in Paraguay

Revolut Obtains Crypto License in Gibraltar

Jeff Park Discusses AI Pain Trade Impact on Bitcoin

HPC Supports Regulation Crypto Assets Proposal and Proposes Five Amendments

Korea's Largest Pension Fund Suffers Over $130 Billion Loss Due to Heavy Investment in Samsung and SK Hynix

Multicoin Capital Does Not Expand to Pure AI Projects, Focuses on Crypto Sector

Cardano Project Catalyst selects 12 projects for 2 million ADA pilot fund

Slow Fog Releases DarkSword Trojan Analysis Report: Public Code Weaponized, iOS Crypto Wallets Face Threats

Emirati Nabta Health Secures Investment from PVP in $3 Million Round

ENS DAO Launches ENSv2 Mainnet Activation Proposal Vote with Approximately 100% Approval Rate

Microsoft's Exit from Nscale Partnership May Benefit Nebius, IREN and Other Computing Power Suppliers

QCP: AI Credit Risk Heats Up, Bitcoin May Face Range Breakthrough

Micron Develops Physical AI Edge Inference Memory EIM Expected to Mass Produce in 2028

PAPER Token Mining Rewards Drop by Nearly 90%, Facing Potential Sell Pressure

French National Assembly Passes Tax Amendment on Stablecoin Transactions, Effective 2027

Three Men Jailed for Home Invasion Attempting Crypto Theft

Bitcoin miner stocks driven by AI sentiment, not BTC prices







