In a recent update, Bitcoin Treasury Corporation, publicly traded on the TSX Venture Exchange and OTCQB, showcased a series of significant milestones achieved throughout 2025. The company, known for its focus on building shareholder value through Bitcoin, also introduced a new Bitcoin price risk management program aimed at enhancing income generation.
As it looks toward 2026, Bitcoin Treasury is excited about the prospect of evolving its institutional Bitcoin lending business and utilizing its Bitcoin inventory for options trading. CEO Elliot Johnson expressed confidence in the long-term appreciation of Bitcoin, emphasizing the company’s intent to raise capital for additional Bitcoin purchases when it benefits shareholders, as global demand for Bitcoin solidifies its status as a store of value.
Since its inception on the TSX Venture Exchange in June 2025, Bitcoin Treasury has made considerable strides:
– In late June, the company acquired 771.37 Bitcoin.
– By September, a consulting agreement was signed with FRNT Financial Inc. to bolster the development of its lending business.
– October saw the company receive FINTRAC registration as a Money Services Business.
– In November, Bitcoin Treasury executed its first Bitcoin loan.
– The following month, it obtained regulatory approval allowing it to raise up to CAD $300 million via a short form base shelf prospectus.
– Most recently, in mid-December, the company announced plans for a Normal Course Issuer Bid to repurchase up to 989,228 common shares, reflecting about 10% of its public float.
The newly introduced Bitcoin price risk management program is designed to capitalize on Bitcoin’s inherent volatility. Johnson noted that the company plans to enter into options contracts, leveraging Bitcoin inventory to create a new income stream. The initiative aims to harvest value from Bitcoin’s price fluctuations while maintaining a robust risk management strategy. By writing options during periods of high volatility, the company expects to generate additional Bitcoin without needing extra capital, thereby increasing Bitcoin per Share (BPS).
The firm’s strategic vision is underpinned by the growth of institutional adoption of Bitcoin. Johnson pointed out that companies, banks, and even governments are increasingly recognizing Bitcoin’s utility as a safeguard against currency debasement. He cited recent trends where spot Bitcoin ETFs reached substantial inflows, with many asset managers considering it a standard component of investment portfolios.
Bitcoin Treasury’s management team, recognized for building Evolve ETFs—an esteemed platform in Canada—aims to leverage their experience to position Bitcoin Treasury as a premier institutional-quality Bitcoin treasury company. The company’s primary strategy involves holding Bitcoin as a central treasury reserve while leveraging its inventory to unlock new revenue streams through services such as Bitcoin-denominated loans and liquidity provision.
The commitment to long-term value creation is clear: Bitcoin Treasury plans to employ disciplined capital management, operational excellence, and an entrepreneurial culture to achieve growth objectives. Recent regulatory developments in Canada, including the acceptance of cryptocurrencies as collateral for federal mortgage applications, point to expanding opportunities for Bitcoin-backed financial services.
Looking ahead, Bitcoin Treasury is strategically positioned to thrive as the adoption of Bitcoin grows. Their focus on executing a disciplined and long-term strategy, rather than succumbing to market hype, sets a foundation for sustainable growth in a rapidly evolving sector.
In closing, Bitcoin Treasury Corporation expresses gratitude for the support it has received and remains steadfast in its commitment to delivering value through careful execution, professionalism, and dedication to long-term growth. The company emphasizes transparency with a real-time dashboard available for stakeholders to monitor their Bitcoin holdings and market performance.
