Category: Bitcoin Treasury Series
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BTC for Company Treasuries – Part 6
Building a Compliance Register Without Losing Focus Last week, we tackled key ceremonies and wallet architecture. This week, we take a step back and ask: “What rules actually apply, and how do we keep track of them?” My Pilot Reality In my one-person company, the compliance picture is simple: This is the Safe Zone. Most…
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BTC for Company Treasuries – Part 5
Key Ceremonies, Wallet Tiers, and Why Auditors Care Last week we looked at custody choices and how to evaluate providers with a structured due diligence scorecard. This week, we move into the nuts and bolts of operating a Bitcoin treasury: “How are keys generated, who holds them, and how are wallets structured?” My Pilot Reality…
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BTC for Company Treasuries – Part 4
Custody Choices and When You Become a Regulated Custodian Last week, we covered who approves Bitcoin treasury transactions. This week, we move to the next critical question: “Where does the Bitcoin actually live?” My Pilot Reality In my small company, I can’t justify paying for a full-blown institutional custodian. For now, I’m testing a 2-of-3…
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BTC for Company Treasuries – Part 3
Multi-Sig, Approvals, and Why Governance Is the First Line of Compliance Last week, I worked through the Runway-First Framework — how to decide what portion of reserves is even eligible for Bitcoin allocation. This week, the question shifts from “how much?” to “who decides and who controls it?” My Reality in the Pilot (One-Person Company)…
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BTC for Company Treasuries – Part 2
The Runway-First Framework: How Much Can You Actually Allocate? Sep 08, 2025 Last week I introduced the idea of a Bitcoin treasury and why more companies are considering it. This week, I’m taking the first practical step in my own company: figuring out how much I can actually allocate without risking operations. Runway First, Allocation Second…
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BTC for Company Treasuries – Part 1
From Concept to Corporate Playbook Aug 31, 2025 Why a Bitcoin Treasury? In recent years, a growing number of companies, from tech innovators to family-owned businesses, have started holding Bitcoin as part of their corporate treasury. The drivers vary: MicroStrategy made headlines with billions in BTC on its balance sheet. But smaller companies are also…