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    Bitcoin Treasuries: PR Gimmick or Solid Financial Strategy?

    Sam Boolman | Crypto Enthusiast and WriterBy Sam Boolman | Crypto Enthusiast and WriterJune 10, 2025
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    Treasuries are stacking Bitcoin: PR trick or solid technique?

    As Bitcoin enters mainstream financing, more public business are including the cryptocurrency to their treasuries– however not without controversy.

    As Bitcoin continues its rise into mainstream finance, a growing number of public business are including the cryptocurrency to their treasuries– however not without debate. Coin Bureau founder Nic Puckrin on X revealed doubts that the “random” companies launching Bitcoin treasuries will not offer their BTC in the bear market. The study points out such policies consisting of: The Securities and Exchange Commission’s approval of Bitcoin ETFs The EU’s MiCA framework adoption The Financial Accounting Standards Board’s rule change from 2023, which enabled Bitcoin holding business to account for and represent worth in their financial statements more exactly.

    As Bitcoin continues its rise into mainstream financing, a growing number of public business are including the cryptocurrency to their treasuries– but not without debate. ‘Dumpster fire in the making’ Reporter and expert Sean Williams expressed his concerns over the possible failure of the Bitcoin treasury business, citing the absence of development and functional success as the motorists of the prospective bust. Coin Bureau founder Nic Puckrin on X expressed doubts that the “random” companies launching Bitcoin treasuries will not sell their BTC in the bear market. In an extensive study, Fidelity experts note that the last 5 years saw a boost in publicly traded business that assign part of their capital in Bitcoin, which is seen as a hedge versus increasing financial deficits, fiat currency debasement, and dangers associated with geopolitical turbulence. The research study points out such regulations including: The Securities and Exchange Commission’s approval of Bitcoin ETFs The EU’s MiCA framework adoption The Financial Accounting Standards Board’s guideline change from 2023, which permitted Bitcoin holding business to account for and represent worth in their financial declarations more specifically.

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    Sam Boolman is a contributing writer at ChainIntel.org with a long-standing interest in cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and emerging financial trends. A self-directed trader who actively invests his own capital, Sam follows the markets closely and brings a hands-on perspective to the fast-paced world of crypto journalism. With a background in business and digital media, Sam has written across a variety of sectors including tech, startups, and online finance. His curiosity and enthusiasm for the evolving digital economy fuel his exploration of Web3, decentralised finance, and market developments. Sam is passionate about making complex topics more accessible to everyday readers and continues to expand his knowledge through research, trading experience, and industry engagement.

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