A Bitcoin journalist since 2013, Rizzo is the former Editor in Chief of CoinDesk (2013-2020) and Bitcoin Magazine (2020-2024), and Editor-at-Large at the Kraken cryptocurrency exchange.
Most executives exploring a digital asset treasury strategy get stuck on the same question: “What actually happens to my taxes and finances if we put Bitcoin on the balance sheet?”
Most coverage of the Semler–Strive acquisition fixates on the headlines: a $1 billion‑dollar public company, a massive Bitcoin balance sheet, and a bold all‑stock deal.In this first episode of BitcoinTreasuries.net’s Psalion Series, Joe Burnett joins Alec Beckman and Tim Enneking to walk through the...
This article is sponsored by XCE, a next-generation UK Bitcoin company. XCE: Connecting Excellence Group Plc, the Bitcoin powered international executive recruitment company, is about to take a significant step in its capital‑markets journey – after listing in London, the company is now preparing to...
The Bitcoin treasury sector entered 2025 with approximately 750,000 BTC across public companies and will end the year holding over 1,085,000 BTC — a net addition of more than 300,000 coins. That represents the largest single-year corporate accumulation in Bitcoin's history.
Roy Kashi is CEO at FalconEdge, a public UK company on the Aquis exchange, that deploys a “Bitcoin Treasury 2.0” model, using advisory cash flows to build and actively yield‑manage its BTC balance sheet rather than treating it as a static holding
