Prevalon and Anchorage Digital bet big on STRC's 11.25% dividend yield
Two major firms, Prevalon Energy and Anchorage Digital, have added Strategy Inc's digital credit instrument, STRC, to their corporate treasuries. The move follows independent evaluations by both companies, which highlighted STRC's stability and attractive dividend yield. Strategy Inc recently raised the annual payout to 11.25%, reinforcing its appeal to institutional investors.
STRC, Strategy Inc's flagship digital credit product, offers a fixed 11.25% annual dividend and stable price movements. Its performance in early 2026 has been mixed, with short-term gains but broader weakness tied to Bitcoin's volatility. As of late February, the stock trades between 85 and 115 EUR, showing a 3.03% rise over seven days and a modest 0.59% increase over 30 days. However, it remains down 0.58% year-on-year and 5.56% from its 52-week peak.
Prevalon Energy and Anchorage Digital each conducted separate reviews before allocating funds to STRC. Benjamin Hunnewell of Prevalon Energy noted that the instrument fits their goals for capital preservation, liquidity, and long-term financial planning. Nathan McCauley at Anchorage Digital echoed this, describing STRC as a disciplined addition to their balance sheet.
Phong Le, CEO of Strategy Inc, welcomed the adoption by both firms. The company had increased STRC's dividend in February 2026, coinciding with its ongoing Bitcoin purchases. Neither Prevalon nor Anchorage Digital's decisions were directly linked to Strategy's recent announcements at Strategy World 2026.
The inclusion of STRC in both treasuries signals growing confidence in its role as a stable, income-generating asset. With a fixed 11.25% dividend and institutional backing, the instrument continues to attract firms focused on capital efficiency. Its price, however, remains sensitive to broader cryptocurrency market trends.
