Companies are increasingly adopting Bitcoin as a treasury reserve to hedge against inflation, diversify treasuries, and manage risk.
Bitcoin, unlike physical gold, offers advantages as a GAAP-recognised, fungible, and liquid digital asset that can be integrated into corporate balance sheets.
Architect Partners projects that 25% of S&P 500 companies will hold Bitcoin by 2030, making it a mainstream treasury strategy.
Treasury managers need to explore Bitcoin options as doing nothing without justification could put their jobs at risk.