Grayscale Research Head Zach Pandl suggests that Strategy, the largest corporate Bitcoin holder, could restore market confidence by selling over $3 billion worth of Bitcoin rather than just increasing STRC preferred stock dividends. Strategy's STRC stock, which pays an 11.5% dividend and targets a $100 price, has traded below $100, raising concerns about its funding model and future cash needs. A larger Bitcoin sale could cover nearly all cash obligations for the next two years, providing clarity on how Strategy plans to manage its preferred stock costs. Recently, Strategy sold a small amount of BTC and later bought more, showing ongoing capital market activity to support its Bitcoin holdings and dividends. Investors will watch STRC's price closely, as staying below $100 may force Strategy to adjust payouts or sell more Bitcoin strategically.
Granite Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) offers an attractive investment opportunity, trading about 12% below its estimated net asset value (NAV). The REIT owns 45 logistics and warehouse properties across six countries, totaling 61.5 million squa...
Wang Chun, co-founder of Bitcoin mining pool F2Pool, withdrew over 91,000 ETH and 973 WBTC from Binance within about a month, marking a significant transfer of assets off the exchange. Such large withdrawals often indicate a shift toward self-custody...
Rayonier has expanded significantly by acquiring PotlatchDeltic, gaining scale and vertical integration in the timberland industry. The company's Southern Timber assets and new Wood Products segment provide cost advantages and exposure to lumber pric...
The Rosen Law Firm has announced an investigation into Putnam Investment Management, LLC for potentially issuing misleading business information to investors in its stock-based mutual funds. Investors who purchased these funds might be eligible for c...
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong responded to criticism from Zcash founder Zooko Wilcox over the exchange's introduction of betting-style crypto products, emphasizing adults' financial freedom to use their money as they wish. Armstrong acknowledged the r...
