STRC steadies at $100 as treasury adoption widens

Key Takeaways:

• STRC rebounded to par after corporate treasuries reportedly added holdings.
• Par-level trading reflects stronger income visibility and improving market confidence.
• Sustainable dividends and deeper liquidity push prices toward par, lowering funding costs.

Strategy’s Strategy Perpetual Preferred Stock (STRC) traded back to its $100 par value after reports that multiple companies added the instrument to their treasuries, as reported by CoinDesk. Returning to par is notable because preferred shares are typically issued at par and are designed to trade near that level when income visibility and market confidence improve.

In practice, perpetual preferreds can gravitate toward par when dividend expectations appear sustainable and secondary-market liquidity deepens. Signals of corporate-treasury uptake can reinforce confidence in cash-flow reliability and structure, supporting tighter discounts and more efficient funding for the issuer.

Two organizations publicly associated with STRC treasury allocations are Prevalon Energy and Anchorage Digital, as reported by Blockonomi. The report noted a focus on capital preservation, liquidity, and long-term financial discipline, positioning STRC as an income-oriented instrument within corporate balance sheets.

Before that backdrop, company leadership has emphasized a design goal for STRC to trade around par. “Stretch closed at $100, exactly as designed,” said Phong Le, CEO of Strategy Inc.

At the time of this writing, Strategy Inc. shares had recently jumped 8.9% to $135.65 before slipping about 1% after hours, while bitcoin rose 6.7% to $68,400, as reported by TS2.tech.

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