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Friday 30 October 2026 · Week 44Prices: 29 Oct close

MERCURY vs SATS

MERCURYSATS

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In summary

Generated from the terms, not an opinion

MERCURY pays a fixed rate and can convert into common stock; SATS pays a fixed rate.

MERCURY pays quarterly, SATS pays each business day.

They are issued by different companies (Metaplanet Inc., Strive, Inc.), so their claims rank against different balance sheets.

They are denominated in different currencies (JPY, USD); figures are shown without FX conversion.

Effective yield, six months

MERCURYSATSBitcoin, right axis
15.7%15.8%15.8%15.8%15.9%$50k$60k$70k$80k$90kMayJunJulAugSepOct15.8%
Daily closes, each divided into the current stated rate. As of 29 Oct 2026.

Terms, aligned

Rows above the line move with price
TermMERCURY Metaplanet Inc.SATS Strive, Inc.
Last close—$95.20
vs par—−4.80%
Effective yield—15.76%
Stated rate4.90%, fixed15.00%, fixed
Rate mechanismFixedFixed
Cumulative—Yes
Frequencyquarterlyeach business day
Next payment—9 Nov 2026
Rank within issuer2 (1 = most senior preferred)2 (1 = most senior preferred)
Redemption—Clean-up (<25% of all SATS ever issued outstanding) and tax redemptions only, at liquidation preference plus accumulated dividends. No general optional call.
ConversionLong-dated option to convert into common at ¥1,000 (secondary source; mechanics unverified)None
Listing, currencyUnlisted, JPYNasdaq, USD
Terms as of20 Nov 202520 Oct 2026