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Preferred stock dividends

Current rates and next record dates for the preferred stocks of Strategy and Strive, from their SEC filings.

Strategy's STRC pays 12.00% a year, daily from Nov 1, 2026. STRF, STRK and STRD pay quarterly until daily payments start with Jan 1, 2027 record dates. Strive SATA pays 13.00% every business day, and Strive SATS pays a fixed 15.00%. As of Oct 31, 2026.

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Bitcoin treasury preferred dividends, as of Oct 31, 2026
PreferredYearly ratePaysNext record date
STRCStrategy12.00%DailyNov 1, 2026paid Nov 2, 2026
STRFStrategy10.00%Quarterly; daily from Jan 1, 2027not declared yet
STRKStrategy8.00%Quarterly; daily from Jan 1, 2027not declared yet
STRDStrategy10.00%Quarterly; daily from Jan 1, 2027not declared yet
Strive SATAStrive13.00%Every business dayNov 2, 2026paid Nov 3, 2026
Strive SATSStrive15.00%Every business day after its first paymentNov 6, 2026paid Nov 9, 2026

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Preferred dividend questions

Which of these preferred stocks pay dividends daily?

STRC pays every calendar day from Nov 1, 2026, and STRF, STRK and STRD switch to daily record dates on Jan 1, 2027 (8-K, Oct 28, 2026). Strive SATA pays every business day (8-K, Oct 13, 2026), and SATS does too after its first dividend on Nov 9, 2026 (8-K, Oct 21, 2026).

Which rates can change?

STRC and Strive SATA have variable rates that the company sets for each period. STRF, STRK, STRD and Strive SATS have fixed rates (Strategy 10-Q; Strive 10-Q; SATS terms).

Which ones are cumulative?

STRC, STRF, STRK, Strive SATA and Strive SATS are cumulative: a dividend that is not paid is still owed. STRD is non-cumulative (Strategy 10-Q; Strive 10-Q; SATS terms).

Are these dividends taxed as income?

Both companies say they expect their preferred dividends to be treated as a return of capital, up to each holder's tax basis, because they have no accumulated earnings and profits (Strategy 8-K, Aug 31, 2026; Strive 8-K, Oct 13, 2026). These are the companies' statements, not tax advice.

Where do these figures come from?

From the companies' SEC filings. Each dividend page links every payout to its own filing and has a CSV download of the full history.

Sources

Each dividend page links every payout to its own filing.

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