Why Buck?

Real yield from real assets — STRC dividends

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Real Yield from Real Assets

Buck is a savings coin that pays ~10% APY through STRC — Strategy's Bitcoin-collateralized preferred stock. STRC pays contractual quarterly dividends, and Buck passes this yield to holders via monthly distributions.

What Makes Buck Different

Yield from STRC Dividends

Buck's yield comes from STRC, Strategy's perpetual preferred stock on NASDAQ. STRC dividends are contractually obligated — not trading profits, not token inflation, not funding rates. This is real yield from a publicly traded instrument backed by the world's largest corporate Bitcoin treasury.

For full STRC details, see Yield Overview.

Monthly Distributions

Yield is distributed automatically in BUCK each month. Learn about monthly distributions →

Full DeFi Composability

Works Everywhere

Integration
Status

Curve

✅ Live

Uniswap V3

✅ Live

Morpho

🔄 Coming

Pendle

🎯 Planned

Earn Even More with Season 1

Right now, Buck holders earn multiple reward streams:

Reward
What You Get
How

STRC Yield

~10% APY

Distributed automatically, monthly

Points

Protocol Allocation

Hold $100+ BUCK

Merkl BUCK

New campaign coming

Check merkl.xyz for current rates

Learn about Season 1 rewards →

How Buck Compares

USDC

sUSDe (Ethena)

USDY (Ondo)

BUCK

Yield

0%

~5-15%

~4.65%

~10%

Yield source

None

Funding rates

T-Bills

STRC dividends

Access

Open

Open

KYC

Sanctions screen

BTC exposure

No

No

No

Yes (via STRC)

Buck delivers the highest yield with the strongest backing: contractual preferred dividends from a $60B+ Bitcoin treasury, distributed monthly. There is no traditional KYC process — Buck runs a light sanctions check on your wallet when you first enter the system. Once cleared, your wallet is added to the AccessRegistry allowlist permanently via merkle proof, and you always have access to the protocol from that point on.

Get Started

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