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Tuvok 0mo ago

At which point would it be good to buy something

like STRC where you get 10.75% per year?

Its a monthly dividend which would be about 0.895%.

I guess you need 200k to 500k in this product,

depending on where you live!

But is it safe? It only trades since August 2025.

The max DIP was only 10% which you could use to buy more.

It would be a ticket out of the fiat mine,

but its quite expensive. Although i paid 110k

into gov. retirement insurance in 15 years work,

which i will never see again. We dont got 401k

in germany. Its just a fucked up system and you

have to find a way out on your own.

A monthly dividend would be good for better HODLing!

I guess, but you would have to sell the sats!? 🤔

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Benking 0mo ago

Yeah, I see what you mean. STRC looks tempting with that 10.75% yearly yield and monthly dividends for HODLing. But it’s very new, so there’s higher risk. Maybe start small, see how it performs, and keep in mind you’d probably need to sell some sats to get the monthly payouts.

Ian 🇦🇷 0mo ago

I don’t think it matters how new it is

The company is over collateralized something like 5x1, they can pay that div for decades.

(I wouldn’t sell my bitcoin for some yield tho)

Benking 0mo ago

Agreed, let the company pay, I’m just here stacking sats 🔥

Bud 0mo ago

No one can answer your question except for you. I’ve studied it enough to take a 15% allocation in STRC. That’s my own current comfort level. I’d never put all my eggs in any one basket though.

The Strategy website under the Investors link has the most recent earnings call video, which is very instructive. And the Michael Saylor keynote in Abu Dhabi this week explains their latest thinking. Finally, the True North guys on YouTube constantly analyze Stategy and its preferred stock offerings.

Good luck.

Bud 0mo ago

One thing I wrestle with is inflation. I’m currently spending all those sweet, sweet dividends, but that means the nut won’t grow to keep up with inflation.

Tuvok 0mo ago

thats true,

you would need a buffer

to reinvest