Strategy and Strive have each adopted more frequent dividend payment schedules for their preferred securities, moving away from traditional monthly distributions.

Strive's Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock (SATA) began operating under a daily dividend structure on June 15th.

According to the company, shareholders holding SATA at the close of trading on June 15th became eligible to receive the first daily cash dividend payment on June 16th.

Strive said SATA pays an annualized dividend rate of 13% based on its $100 stated value and now distributes dividends on each business day.

The company stated that the change eliminates the traditional ex-dividend date associated with monthly distributions.

Matthew Cole, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Strive, described the launch as a "true zero-to-one innovation," adding that the company is now operating as "The Daily Dividend Company."

Strive reported holding approximately 19,105 Bitcoin alongside cash and marketable securities reserves.

Meanwhile, shareholders of Strategy's Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock (STRC) approved a proposal to transition from monthly to semi-monthly dividends during the company's 2026 Annual Meeting of Stockholders.

Phong Le, Strategy's President and Chief Executive Officer, said the company expects the change to provide shareholders with more frequent reinvestment opportunities while supporting liquidity and reducing trading cyclicality in STRC.

Under the amended terms, record dates will occur on the 15th and final day of each month, with the first semi-monthly record date scheduled for June 30th and the first payment expected on July 15th.

Strategy recently disclosed the acquisition of an additional 1,587 Bitcoin, increasing its total holdings to 846,842 Bitcoin.

The changes make SATA and STRC among a small number of publicly traded securities offering dividend distributions more frequently than a monthly schedule.