OranjeBTC Backs Strategy’s STRC Dividend Proposal

Bitcoin treasury firm OranjeBTC has officially announced its support for Strategy Inc.’s proposed STRC dividend amendment, a move that could significantly impact the company’s stock liquidity and investor demand. The proposal, introduced by Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor, seeks to shift STRC dividend payments from a monthly schedule to a semi-monthly payout structure.

In a recent post on X, OranjeBTC confirmed it is voting in favor of the proposal, stating that the adjustment could “reduce volatility, deepen liquidity, and drive stronger demand” for STRC stock. The firm also noted that the change could strengthen STRC’s role as a treasury reserve asset within the broader Bitcoin investment ecosystem.

Michael Saylor first revealed the proposal in April, encouraging eligible shareholders to participate in the ongoing vote. Voting officially began on April 28 and will continue until June 8. Investors who held MSTR or STRC shares as of April 17 are eligible to cast their votes.

If approved, the updated dividend structure would allow Strategy to issue dividend payments twice a month instead of once. According to the company, the change is designed to improve capital efficiency, minimize reinvestment delays, and increase trading activity surrounding STRC stock. Strategy also believes the more frequent payouts could positively influence price performance and overall market liquidity.

The first reporting date under the proposed schedule would be June 30, with the initial dividend payment expected on July 15 later this quarter.

The proposal arrives shortly after Strategy expanded its Bitcoin holdings with a $255 million BTC acquisition in late April, reinforcing the company’s aggressive Bitcoin treasury strategy.

Despite its continued Bitcoin accumulation, Strategy posted weak Q1 2026 earnings results. The company reported a diluted EPS loss of $38.25, far below analyst expectations of a $3.41 loss per share. The disappointing performance was largely driven by a $14.46 billion markdown on digital assets, resulting in a net loss of $12.54 billion for the quarter.