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Former Sotheby’s CEO purchases MSTR-related assets with an 11.5% monthly yield

Former Sotheby’s CEO purchases MSTR-related assets with an 11.5% monthly yield

Odaily星球日报Odaily星球日报2026/02/05 09:11
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According to Odaily, Tad Smith, former CEO of the world's largest auction house Sotheby's, announced today that he purchased STRC assets related to Michael Saylor's company MicroStrategy. This asset offers an 11.5% monthly yield backed by BTC. Tad Smith stated that during periods of volatility, making regular fixed investments in this is an ideal choice for storing cash. (BitcoinTreasuries.NET)

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