Strive gushes about zero-to-one innovation after 85% wipeout
Bitcoin (BTC) treasury company Strive, whose common stock has lost 85% in a year, just inexplicably rebranded itself to focus on its dividend calendar. As though investors care more about the dividend schedule than how well it performs, Strive Asset Management has rebranded to Strive The Daily Dividend Company, and will start paying cash dividends on its SATA preferred stock every business day beginning June 16. SATA is supposed to trade near $100 and pay dividends on time, but has actually traded as low as $81.02 in February due to uncertainty about its enterprise. Despite offering 13% annualized yield on $100 per share of par value, investors have been willing to sell preferreds as low as $97.29 in the past month. As SATA has struggled to trade near $100, Strive has tried to encourage bids by hiking its dividend rate four times since its November 2025 debut. Pharma bro and disgraced DOGE ex-leader Vivek Ramaswamy, co-founded the company alongside a former Bud Light executive. It just lost $265 million for its shareholders within three months. ASST down 85% but the company found ‘zero-to-one’ The companys common stock opened for trading today at $16.83. Last May, it was trading above $268. Chairman and CEO Matthew Cole called the daily-dividend








