Digital Commodities adopts two-tier digital-asset treasury strategy with AI-infrastructure allocation
Bitget2026/09/28 12:46- Digital Commodities Capital will run a two-tier digital-asset treasury, separating a Bitcoin-led reserve from an AI-infrastructure allocation.
- Reserve foundation remains 11 Bitcoin held directly, alongside cash; further reductions to the Bitcoin position require separate board approval.
- AI-infrastructure sleeve will add select digital assets in measured stages, targeting networks positioned for autonomous AI-driven transaction demand.
- Future additions require a disclosed mechanism linking network activity to asset value, such as fee capture or settlement demand.
- Portfolio sizing and composition will be reviewed periodically by the board as market conditions evolve.
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