Strategy’s executives highlighted the company’s Bitcoin strategy on social media on Sunday while shareholders weighed a proposal to shift preferred stock dividend payments to twice a month. The posts came as final votes were being cast on the dividend timing plan.
Strategy’s executives highlighted the company’s Bitcoin strategy on social media on Sunday while shareholders weighed a proposal to shift preferred stock dividend payments to twice a month. The posts came as final votes were being cast on the dividend timing plan.
Strategy executives used social media on Sunday to emphasize the company’s Bitcoin-focused approach while shareholders continued voting on a proposal tied to preferred stock dividends.
Strategy executives used social media on Sunday to emphasize the company’s Bitcoin-focused approach while shareholders continued voting on a proposal tied to preferred stock dividends.
The posts arrived as final votes were being cast on a measure that would change the payment schedule for preferred stock dividends to twice monthly.
The company’s messaging again placed Bitcoin at the center of its corporate strategy, with executive commentary drawing attention during the ongoing vote.
The proposal and the social media activity together highlighted two current threads for Strategy: its continued emphasis on Bitcoin and the mechanics of how it pays preferred stock holders.
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