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Michael Saylor Builds Out His Own Yield Curve — STRC Sale Overshoots Expectations
MicroStrategy’s latest move stunned the market as it upsized its Stretch (STRC) preferred stock offering, locking in a generous 9.5%–10.0% yield. The final placement drew heavy demand, far surpassing original estimates, and signals growing appetite for fixed-income-like crypto exposure with built-in price stability features. Saylor is reshaping the bond game—on Bitcoin’s terms. With STRC proceeds aimed at boosting $BTC reserves, this hybrid instrument blends yield, stability, and digital asset strategy into a bold new market blueprint.
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MicroStrategy’s latest move stunned the market as it upsized its Stretch (STRC) preferred stock offering, locking in a generous 9.5%–10.0% yield. The final placement drew heavy demand, far surpassing original estimates, and signals growing appetite for fixed-income-like crypto exposure with built-in price stability features. Saylor is reshaping the bond game—on Bitcoin’s terms. With STRC proceeds aimed at boosting $BTC reserves, this hybrid instrument blends yield, stability, and digital asset strategy into a bold new market blueprint.
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#STRC
#BitcoinBonds
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#CryptoFinance
📊 U.S. Treasury Yield Curve Steepens to 2022 Levels 🇺🇸
The yield curve spread between the U.S. two-year and ten-year Treasury bonds has surged to 48 basis points, marking the steepest level since May 2022. This shift in the yield curve signals changing investor sentiment and economic outlook. A key indicator to watch as markets navigate uncertainty.
#TreasuryBonds #YieldCurve #USEconomy #Investing #MarketTrends
The yield curve spread between the U.S. two-year and ten-year Treasury bonds has surged to 48 basis points, marking the steepest level since May 2022. This shift in the yield curve signals changing investor sentiment and economic outlook. A key indicator to watch as markets navigate uncertainty.
#TreasuryBonds #YieldCurve #USEconomy #Investing #MarketTrends
What Is a Yield Curve?
A yield curve is a chart that shows the interest rates (or yields) on bonds with different maturity dates. We can think of the yield curve as a line that compares short-term interest rates to long-term ones, typically for US Treasury bonds.
Bond yields vary by maturity because investors demand different rates of return depending on the bond's duration, often due to inflation expectations, credit risks, and general economic conditions.
As such, the shape of the yield curve tells us a lot about what investors are expecting from the economy, offering a kind of financial weather forecast. The US Treasury Yield Curve is the most famous and often acts as a barometer for economic health, influencing decisions across various markets.
#yieldcurve $BTC #BTC☀
Bond yields vary by maturity because investors demand different rates of return depending on the bond's duration, often due to inflation expectations, credit risks, and general economic conditions.
As such, the shape of the yield curve tells us a lot about what investors are expecting from the economy, offering a kind of financial weather forecast. The US Treasury Yield Curve is the most famous and often acts as a barometer for economic health, influencing decisions across various markets.
#yieldcurve $BTC #BTC☀
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