Nasdaq-listed Dominari Holdings implementing Bitcoin purchasing strategy 1 minute ago

cryptonews
28 Mar

Dominari Holdings has launched its “Dominari Bitcoin Treasury” strategy, allocating a portion of its cash reserves to Bitcoin (BTC).

The company will invest part of its excess cash and earnings into BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF, currently the world’s largest Bitcoin ETF.

The company has already invested $2 million into this Bitcoin (BTC) initiative and plans to increase its holdings as cash reserves grow.​ The company has “plans to continue this practice as the Company’s cash reserves continue to grow.”  

Traditional finance adding Bitcoin to their reserves

Firms like MicroStrategy and Semler Scientific have also made significant Bitcoin investments, viewing it as a hedge against inflation and currency debasement.

The decision to invest in Bitcoin ETFs, like IBIT, offers companies exposure to Bitcoin’s potential benefits without the complexities of direct ownership, such as custody and security concerns. 

KULR Technology Group is a good example of this trend as it recently increased its Bitcoin holdings to 668.3 BTC after purchasing an additional $5 million worth at an average price of $88,824 per BTC. 

KULR, which committed in December 2024 to allocating up to 90% of its surplus cash to Bitcoin, has reported a 181.1% BTC yield year to date.

As more corporations adopt similar treasury strategies, the integration of digital assets into traditional finance continues to accelerate.

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