An Argument for Daily Dividends.
If
@Strategy leadership decides daily dividends serve the company, they will happen. SATA will not be the last ticker to do it.
STRC already cut the old monthly reset in half. That's good but it could be better since it still leaves two concentrated ex-div events every month—two price drops, two volume spikes, two windows for dividend-capture and calendar games. Daily payment dissolves the event. Every session becomes the same day. Buyers get entitlement immediately. Volatility compresses. Compounding accelerates. The instrument starts behaving like cash instead of a twice-a-month calendar trade.
That is the same logic as deposit interest. Banks accrue it on the daily balance so the account does not lurch around a single pay date. They pay to keep funding from walking. Semi-monthly STRC still does the opposite: two mechanical gaps, two liquidity spikes, two reasons for the price to trade like a scheduled event instead of money. Daily dividends strip that shock out. Entitlement attaches every session, compounding runs continuously, and the security stops being a calendar trade. That is what Strategy has to do if it wants STRC to look less volatile and act more like money—pay every business day the way SATA already does. Once that standard is set, even semi-monthly looks obsolete.
If you want something to trade like a bank deposit, then it has to have a similar treatment.