Strong demand for preferred shares instruments persists despite price volatility, with market participants expecting the digital-credit market to grow substantially and potentially exceed $50 billion by 2027
Too little corroboration in the last 3 days to call a trend (1 article). Watching for it to gain traction.
Despite recent price volatility, there is strong demand for preferred shares, with expectations of significant growth in the digital-credit market. Trading volumes for instruments like STRC and SATA reached record highs, indicating robust investor interest even without new share sales.
Persistent demand in the face of volatility suggests investor confidence in long-term growth prospects, which can drive capital inflows and support higher valuations. This dynamic often leads to increased liquidity and can attract more participants to the market.
"Combined STRC and SATA trading topped $10 billion in June, a monthly record for each, and that came without new at-the-market share sales feeding the pipeline. 77.8% expect the digital-credit supply to grow by the end of 2027, and about a fifth expect it to clear $50 billion."