Adam Livingston

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What Bitcoin Did · Is Michael Saylor Trapped? STRC Explained | Adam Livingston · 24 Jun 2026 podcast

I think that's been a success for them.

They paid every single dividend on time.

So like it's going to take a while for the track record to really open up strategy only as a B minus credit rating right now.

So we're in this weird period where they have to prove themselves, prove the credit quality of these instruments themselves.

For a number of years, maybe, before you see larger institutional capital pools even think of this meeting mandates, for example.

So right now, we're just in an infancy stage.

And there's little doubt in my mind that a lot of people didn't sell Stretch to go to SEDA.

So I actually just ran the math on this.

It was IPO'd on, I believe, July 28th.

And Stretch has an overall total return because it's only, like if it was IPO'd at 89 and it's around $89 today with every single successful dividend paid, then they're at about a plus 6% total return.

So ever since the Stretch IPO, Stretch is about plus 6% total return while Bitcoin is minus 50%.

And so I've actually made this point where people say, Adam, like you're cherry picking data.

And I'm like, well, I'm not really.

I'm looking at the entirety of the data set.

But I decided, OK, fine.

I actually plugged it into AI just to number crunch everything.

And I found out that of every single possible holding period between Bitcoin and STRC, there

Stretch has won out on 86% of all possible time horizons since the stretch IPO when you're comparing it to Bitcoin.

So the stretch return is when you're including the dividends, it does go up into the right versus Bitcoin falling off 50%.

So when you couple that with every dividend being paid successfully, and there are times of high volatility like now in February, for example, but overall, it's been a success.

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