Brazil-based Bitcoin treasury company OranjeBTC has officially voted in favor of Strategy Inc.’s proposal to modify the dividend schedule for its STRC stock. The proposal aims to shift dividend payments from a monthly structure to a semi-monthly distribution model.
The voting process is currently underway and will remain open until early June, allowing eligible shareholders to decide whether the amendment should move forward.
OranjeBTC Supports Semi-Monthly Dividend Payments
In a post shared on X, OranjeBTC confirmed its support for the proposal, stating that transitioning to semi-monthly dividend payments could help reduce volatility, improve liquidity, and strengthen demand for STRC shares.
The company also argued that the change would reinforce STRC’s position as a treasury reserve asset by creating a more efficient and active dividend structure.
Earlier in April, Michael Saylor announced that shareholder voting had officially begun, encouraging investors to participate in the decision regarding the revised dividend schedule.
Strategy Wants More Frequent Dividend Distributions
If approved, the proposal would increase dividend frequency from once per month to twice per month. According to Strategy, the goal is to improve capital efficiency while minimizing delays related to reinvestment opportunities.
The company believes that more frequent payouts may also increase trading activity surrounding STRC shares while supporting stronger market liquidity and potentially improving overall price performance.
Voting officially began on April 28 following the release of Strategy’s definitive proxy statement and will continue through June 8.
Only shareholders who held either MSTR or STRC stock as of April 17 are eligible to vote on the proposal.
Should the amendment pass, the updated dividend schedule is expected to begin later this quarter. The first reporting date is currently scheduled for June 30, while the initial dividend payment under the new structure would take place on July 15.
Strategy Continues Expanding Its Bitcoin Treasury
The dividend proposal arrives shortly after Strategy expanded its Bitcoin holdings once again through a $255 million Bitcoin acquisition completed in late April.
The company remains one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin globally, continuing Michael Saylor’s aggressive treasury accumulation strategy despite ongoing market volatility.
Q1 2026 Earnings Miss Expectations
Despite its continued Bitcoin expansion, Strategy’s latest quarterly financial results disappointed investors.
The company reported a diluted earnings-per-share loss of $38.25 during the first quarter of 2026, far worse than analyst expectations, which projected a loss of approximately $3.41 per share.
A major factor behind the weak performance was the unrealized loss tied to the company’s digital asset holdings. Strategy recorded a $14.46 billion markdown on its Bitcoin portfolio during the quarter, contributing to a total net loss of $12.54 billion.
That figure represented a significant increase compared to the $4.22 billion loss reported during the same period last year.
