BitcoinTreasuries.net names Hemi as preferred Onchain Treasury and Finance Partner


$1.2 billion in total value. 90+ ecosystem partners. Programmable Bitcoin infrastructure built for institutional treasury workflows.
Getting Bitcoin onto a balance sheet took a decade. The harder question is what to do with it once it is there.
The institutions tracked on BitcoinTreasuries.net hold close to 6% of the total Bitcoin supply. As the treasury ecosystem matures, the question most of them are asking in 2026 is not whether to hold Bitcoin. It is what to do with it once they do.
BitcoinTreasuries.net is naming Hemi as our preferred Onchain Treasury and Finance Partner, focused on helping institutions deploy programmable Bitcoin infrastructure for treasury workflows that stay anchored to the underlying asset.
Putting balance sheet Bitcoin to work
Most institutional Bitcoin holdings sit inert. The tools for activating them have historically required wrapping Bitcoin in a synthetic representation, introducing counterparty risk and severing the connection to the underlying asset.
Hemi takes a different approach. It is a Bitcoin-anchored infrastructure layer that lets institutions encode treasury logic directly against native Bitcoin. Applications and treasury policies operate against real Bitcoin activity. Audited mechanisms govern movement and settlement at every step, with a verifiable record throughout. When a position settles, it returns to the original asset.
Hemi launched on mainnet in March 2025 and has reached $1.2 billion in total value across 90+ ecosystem partners.
You can access the full Hemi institutional overview deck to learn more.
What the partnership delivers
Joint research, master classes, and case studies will be published over the coming months, structured around three things BitcoinTreasuries.net members have asked about repeatedly:
A framework for evaluating programmable Bitcoin infrastructure. How to assess tradeoffs, risks, and custody implications before committing to any architecture.
Reference architectures for treasury workflows. Practical starting points for institutions designing Bitcoin-anchored treasury programs.
Case studies from institutions already deploying. Real examples from organizations that have moved from holding Bitcoin to putting it to work.
The first piece, a framework for evaluating Bitcoin-anchored treasury infrastructure, publishes in the coming months.
Why this partnership
"Our members track close to 6% of the total Bitcoin supply across corporate balance sheets, family offices, and institutional allocators," said Pete Rizzo, President of BitcoinTreasuries.net. "The most common question we have heard in 2026 is how to put it to work without giving it up. Hemi is one of the most credible answers we have seen."
"We spent a decade getting Bitcoin onto institutional balance sheets," said Matt Roszak, co-founder at Hemi Labs. "The next decade is about making those balance sheets work. Every treasury holding Bitcoin eventually answers the same question. The wrong answer is wrapping it. The right answer is programmability that respects the underlying asset."
Learn more
Hemi's architecture and ecosystem are available at hemi.xyz.
Onward, The BitcoinTreasuries.net Team
This is not investment advice and does not constitute an offer to buy or sell any security or financial product. Readers should conduct their own due diligence and seek professional advice before making any financial decisions. Availability may vary by restricted territories. Sponsored content. Produced in partnership with Hemi.
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