The Promise and Perils of Bitcoin Treasury Companies
A globally distributed ‘Speculative Attack’ sees capital flee weak currencies for Bitcoin. Explore how Treasury Companies lead this shift.
Integrating Bitcoin into Amazon’s Corporate Strategy
Corporate Bitcoin adoption is on the rise, and Amazon is primed to benefit with unique capabilities. More than just a treasury asset, this hypothetical "2-pager" narrative makes the case for full-scale integration.
Case Study: Steak 'n Shake’s Bitcoin Payment Success
Shared values, solid delivery, real benefits, and transparency: By grounding their efforts in shared values and delivering on promises, Steak ‘n Shake set a standard for operational Bitcoin adoption, inspiring other businesses to follow suit.
The PetroBit: The Future of Oil Settlements
Bitcoin as freedom money for sovereigns in adversarial context is nothing new. But what might a collaborative post-Riyadh environment, with Strategic Bitcoin Reserves, Sovereign Wealth Funds, and corporate Bitcoin treasuries, mean for Bitcoin long term?
The Money Transition: Energy Companies and the Rise of Bitcoin
The Money Transition, driven by the rise of Bitcoin, represents a fundamental rewiring of the global financial system. Energy companies, as stewards of the economy’s foundational resource, are uniquely positioned to lead this shift and must adopt Bitcoin to avoid disruption to their mission.
Bitcoin: A Strategic Pivot for BP to Secure Future Value
BP’s $39.2 billion cash position, operational strengths, and renewables growth provide a launchpad for a Bitcoin strategy. Redirecting funds from stock buybacks to acquire ~21,875 BTC and mine with renewable power could hedge oil market volatility, enhance grid stability, and secure long-term value.
Bitcoin: the Ultimate M&A Target for Oil and Gas Companies
Bitcoin could represent the most pristine merger partner in business history, offering diversification, innovation, and strategic positioning.
Oil and Gas Should Embrace Bitcoin’s Promise
For oil and gas firms, engaging with Bitcoin is less a departure than an extension of established competencies.