FiscalNote Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: NOTE), the leading provider of AI-driven policy and regulatory intelligence solutions, today announced that it is actively evaluating the use of digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, as a strategic reserve asset for its corporate treasury.
This initiative seeks to increase shareholder value through adoption of a growing trend in an increasingly well-defined regulatory environment. Many public companies are diversifying their balance sheets with leading digital currencies, with the goal of hedging, diversifying, enhancing yield, and building value. The industry also has seen many institutional funds increase their exposure to a wide variety of blockchain-based assets. Recent legislative developments, including the GENIUS Act and related regulatory initiatives, have created a clearer framework for digital assets, making it easier for companies to evaluate and potentially incorporate cryptocurrencies into their financial and operational strategies.
FiscalNote brings a unique perspective to the digital asset space in light of its global policy and regulatory expertise. As legislation and rulemaking increasingly shape the future of crypto, FiscalNote’s understanding of how policy is made and where it’s headed offers a strategic advantage.
With governments and institutions increasingly integrating digital currencies into policy and reserves, such as the United States Digital Asset Stockpile and Strategic Bitcoin Reserve announced earlier this year, corporate adoption is accelerating. FiscalNote can potentially achieve diversification and returns through digital currencies, which offer liquidity, 24/7 market access, and a hedge against macroeconomic risks. This strategic move aligns with global trends and technological leadership, presenting long-term growth potential through accelerating institutional and governmental adoption. While the cryptocurrency market remains volatile, expanding global acceptance and diverse use cases warrant thorough evaluation and present an opportunity for disciplined investors seeking portfolio diversification and exposure to the emerging financial infrastructure.
“FiscalNote is committed to disciplined execution while remaining agile in how we position the company for the future,” said Josh Resnik, CEO and President of FiscalNote. “Just as we’ve previously announced that we plan to leverage stablecoins to drive future global customer expansion, we also are seeking to take advantage of broader opportunities in the evolving financial and technological landscape. Therefore, as we continue strengthening our balance sheet and investing in the products and services our customers rely on, we are evaluating digital currencies as a potential tool to diversify our reserves, manage risk, and create long-term value for shareholders.”
FiscalNote will continue to focus on its core mission of delivering cutting-edge policy and regulatory intelligence while proactively managing its financial strategy to support long-term, sustainable growth.
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