Strategy proposes splitting STRC monthly dividends into two payments while keeping the annualized rate unchanged. The semi-monthly shift aims to stabilize STRC’s price near $100 by reducing single ex-date cyclicality each month. Both MSTR and STRC shareholders must vote to approve the change, with the first payout expected July 15, 2026. Michael Saylor’s Strategy is pushing for a change to how STRC dividends are distributed. The firm is proposing to move from monthly to semi-monthly dividend payments on STRC.  Strategy believes the shift would reduce reinvestment lag and improve price stability. It would also drive liquidity and market efficiency.  Shareholders must vote to approve the proposed amendment, either through their brokerage or by contacting Strategy directly. Saylor’s Case for Splitting STRC Dividend Payments Saylor’s Strategy currently distributes STRC dividends once per month. The proposal would split each monthly payment into two smaller ones.  Despite the change in frequency, the annualized dividend rate would stay the same. Strategy stated, “You would simply receive dividends in two smaller payments each month instead of one larger payment.” One of the core reasons behind Saylor’s proposal is tighter price trading near STRC’s $100 target. Two ex-dates per month would lessen the impact of a single ex-date on price movement.  Strategy noted the change is designed to “dampen cyclicality” and “lessen the impact of a single ex-date.” Over time, that stability may attract a more consistent investor base. Strategy also sees the change as a liquidity driver for STRC holders. More frequent dividend dates create additional entry and exit points in the market.  The company said it aims to “drive liquidity” by providing “more entry and exit opportunities” for shareholders. In turn, that could further support price stability around the $100 target. Additionally, Strategy pointed out that no other preferred equity currently offers semi-monthly dividends.  The firm said the move would position STRC as the instrument “becoming the only preferred equity offering semi-monthly dividends.”  The Return of Capital classification of STRC distributions would remain unaffected. Shareholders are still encouraged to consult their own tax advisors for personalized guidance. Timeline and Voting Requirements for Saylor’s Proposed Amendment For Saylor’s proposal to move forward, both MSTR and STRC shareholders must vote in favor. Strategy was clear in stating, “Both votes need to pass for the change to go through, so your vote on each one matters.”  Shareholders can vote through their brokerage accounts at their convenience. They can also reach out to Strategy directly for any clarification before casting their vote. Should the amendment be approved at the annual meeting, Strategy has set a clear implementation timeline.  The first semi-monthly dividend announcement is expected on June 15, 2026. The record date tied to that first payment falls on June 30, 2026. The actual first semi-monthly payout is then scheduled for July 15, 2026. Shareholders who hold both MSTR and STRC must remember to cast votes for each separately. Strategy confirmed, “If you own both MSTR and STRC, you’ll need to cast votes with both your MSTR shares and your STRC shares.”  A missing vote on either could block the amendment from being adopted. Every vote from both shareholder groups carries real weight in this decision. Once approved, the transition would happen automatically with no added steps for shareholders.  Strategy confirmed, “The change happens automatically” upon approval, requiring nothing further from individual holders.  STRC’s dividend structure would still be categorized as monthly in nature. Saylor’s Strategy has confirmed that no other changes to STRC’s dividend terms would result from this amendment. The post Saylor Proposes STRC Dividend Shift to Semi-Monthly Payouts appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

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