The future of corporate treasury strategy is evolving—and at the center of this transformation is a growing movement: companies adopting bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset. The Bitcoin Standard Corporations Investor Day is a groundbreaking event dedicated to this emerging financial paradigm. Hosted by Bitwise Asset Management, this exclusive gathering brings together visionary leaders, institutional investors, and blockchain pioneers to explore how bitcoin is redefining corporate finance.
Whether you're an institutional investor, financial executive, or forward-thinking individual, this event offers unparalleled insights into the strategic, legal, and economic implications of holding bitcoin on corporate balance sheets.
👉 Discover how leading companies are reshaping their financial strategy with bitcoin.
Meet the Pioneers of the Bitcoin Standard Movement
The event features an elite lineup of speakers who are shaping the conversation around bitcoin adoption in the corporate world. These experts bring decades of experience across finance, technology, and macroeconomics—offering data-driven perspectives on why bitcoin is emerging as a credible alternative to traditional reserve assets.
Saifedean Ammous
Author of The Bitcoin Standard, The Fiat Standard, and Principles of Economics, Ammous is one of the most influential voices in the bitcoin space. His work provides the intellectual foundation for understanding bitcoin as sound money—a digital counterpart to gold with superior scarcity and portability.
Michael Saylor
As Founder and Executive Chairman of Strategy at MicroStrategy, Saylor has become synonymous with corporate bitcoin adoption. Under his leadership, MicroStrategy has amassed over 200,000 BTC, making it one of the largest corporate holders. His opening keynote will delve into the strategic rationale behind treating bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset.
Eric Semler
Chairman of Semler Scientific and Founder of TCS Capital, Semler is a real-world example of a public company embracing the Bitcoin Standard. His firm was one of the first healthcare companies to adopt bitcoin into its treasury, setting a precedent for others in regulated industries.
Stephanie Lemmerman
As Chief Financial Officer at Kraken, one of the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges, Lemmerman brings operational expertise on managing digital assets at scale. Her session will focus on governance, custody solutions, and financial reporting for firms holding bitcoin.
Hailey Lennon
General Counsel at Fold, a fintech platform promoting bitcoin adoption through everyday spending, Lennon will address the legal and compliance frameworks that enable safe corporate participation in the bitcoin economy.
Other notable speakers include Peter Doyle of Kinetics Mutual Funds, Tom Lee of Fundstrat Capital, Robert Harrington from Cantor Fitzgerald, and Howard Lindzon, a well-known fintech entrepreneur and early-stage investor.
These voices collectively represent a shift in market sentiment—from skepticism to strategic integration.
👉 Learn how top financial minds are evaluating bitcoin as a long-term store of value.
Event Agenda: A Deep Dive into Corporate Bitcoin Strategy
The day’s programming is structured to provide a comprehensive view of the Bitcoin Standard from multiple vantage points:
Welcome & Opening Remarks
Set the stage for the discussion on bitcoin’s role in modern finance.
Opening Keynote – Michael Saylor
Saylor will present his thesis on why inflation, currency debasement, and negative real yields make traditional cash holdings unsustainable—and how bitcoin offers a superior alternative for capital preservation.
Companies on the Bitcoin Standard
A panel discussion featuring executives from firms already holding bitcoin on their balance sheets. They’ll share practical insights on boardroom decisions, risk management, shareholder communication, and integration with existing treasury policies.
Institutional Equity Investor’s View
Hear from asset managers and equity analysts like David Fertig (Context Capital) and Harsh Kondapalli (Diameter Capital) on how they assess bitcoin-adopting companies. Topics include valuation models, market reaction, and long-term performance expectations.
Convertible Debt Investor’s View
Joe Armao of Senator Investment Group will explore how debt markets are adapting to companies with significant bitcoin holdings. This includes creditworthiness assessments, covenant structures, and financing strategies for capital-intensive transitions.
Individual Investor’s View
Khristina McLaughlin and Howard Lindzon will discuss how retail investors can align with or invest in companies following the Bitcoin Standard—offering strategies for portfolio diversification and risk mitigation.
Vision of the Bitcoin Standard Future
A forward-looking session moderated by Tad Smith (Durable Money LLC), examining broader economic implications: Could widespread adoption lead to a new global monetary system? What would a “bitcoin-native” corporation look like?
Networking
An opportunity to connect with fellow attendees, ask questions, and exchange ideas with thought leaders shaping the future of finance.
Why the Bitcoin Standard Matters Now
The core idea behind the Bitcoin Standard is simple: just as nations once backed currencies with gold, modern corporations can use bitcoin as a non-sovereign, scarce digital asset to protect wealth against inflation and currency devaluation.
Key drivers behind this trend include:
- Persistent inflation and rising government debt
- Near-zero or negative real interest rates on traditional cash equivalents
- Increased institutional confidence in digital asset custody and compliance
- Proven resilience of the Bitcoin network over 15+ years
Companies like MicroStrategy, Tesla (historically), and Square have already demonstrated that holding bitcoin can generate substantial shareholder value during periods of monetary expansion.
Moreover, the development of regulated financial products, improved accounting standards (such as those from the FASB), and growing support from audit firms are reducing barriers to entry.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does it mean for a company to adopt the Bitcoin Standard?
A: It means treating bitcoin as a primary treasury reserve asset—similar to how companies hold cash or short-term government bonds. The goal is capital preservation and protection against inflation.
Q: Isn't bitcoin too volatile for corporate balance sheets?
A: While price volatility exists in the short term, proponents argue that holding cash in depreciating fiat currencies poses a greater long-term risk. Companies adopting this strategy typically take a multi-year view and avoid frequent trading.
Q: How do companies securely store large amounts of bitcoin?
A: Through institutional-grade custody solutions that combine cold storage, multi-signature authentication, insurance coverage, and third-party audits—ensuring enterprise-level security.
Q: Are there any accounting challenges?
A: Yes—under current U.S. GAAP rules, bitcoin is classified as an intangible asset and subject to impairment testing. However, ongoing discussions may lead to more favorable treatment as adoption grows.
Q: Can small or private companies benefit from this strategy?
A: Absolutely. The principles apply across company sizes. Even small businesses can allocate a portion of reserves to bitcoin as a hedge against monetary instability.
Q: Is this event only for public company executives?
A: No. The insights are valuable for private company leaders, family offices, wealth managers, individual investors, and anyone interested in the future of money.
This event isn’t just about technology—it’s about reimagining corporate finance in an era of monetary uncertainty. By bringing together leading minds across law, investment, operations, and economics, the Bitcoin Standard Corporations Investor Day offers a rare opportunity to understand one of the most consequential shifts in modern business strategy.
Don’t miss your chance to engage with the architects of this movement and gain actionable knowledge that could reshape how your organization thinks about value storage.