• CfC St Moritz allocates 25% of its treasury to Bitcoin for long-term financial security.
• Sygnum Bank will manage the new Bitcoin reserve due to its strong regulation and experience.
• The move reflects a growing trend of companies using Bitcoin to diversify treasury assets.

The CfC St. Moritz digital asset conference has announced a major treasury allocation into Bitcoin. The organization will hold 25% of its treasury in cryptocurrency. This strategic move reflects its aim to increase long-term financial stability through digital assets.

Sygnum Bank will manage the new reserve. The Swiss-regulated bank has been a longstanding partner of the conference. Its regulatory credentials and infrastructure were key factors in its selection.

Conference leadership believes Bitcoin provides more than short-term investment value. They view it as a symbol of decentralization and financial resilience. This reserve marks a step toward greater independence in managing operational funding.

Treasury Diversification Gains Momentum

This decision aligns with a broader trend in treasury diversification. Public and private companies continue to explore digital assets. Data from BitcoinTreasuries.net shows 192 public firms hold over 1 million BTC. These holdings are valued at more than $116 billion at current market prices.

The largest corporate holder remains Strategy, with over 639,000 BTC. In May, Michael Saylor’s Strategy acquired 7,390 BTC and held a total of 576,230 BTC, which amounts to a total value of $40.18 billion. Nevertheless, analysts are still wary. Institutions that are highly dependent on Bitcoin are exposed to balance sheet risks as the price of this cryptocurrency fluctuates.

Market data also shows slowing momentum. In July, 21 firms adopted Bitcoin. Monthly adoption has since dropped by 95%, indicating a reduced pace despite growing interest.

Market Volatility and Risks and Reactions

Companies exposed to Bitcoin reserves have experienced volatility. Metaplanet and others have reported share value drops during recent crypto downturns. This has raised concerns among analysts and shareholders.

CfC St. Moritz acknowledges these risks. However, it argues that traditional fiat currencies also face long-term challenges. Inflation and rising debt levels have impacted purchasing power in several global economies.

The organization views Bitcoin as part of a broader strategy. It believes that preserving value requires diversified assets, including digital ones. Its leadership supports proactive steps to adapt treasury planning to new financial realities.

Future Plans and Conference Outlook

The future CfC St. Moritz will take place in the period between January 14 and 16, 2026. The location is still Suvretta House in Switzerland. The conference will continue to focus on digital assets, finance, and innovation.

Speakers will include executives from Binance, Kraken, Franklin Templeton, the EU Commission, Pantera Capital, and DRW. The event is expected to explore regulatory shifts, crypto innovation, and blockchain adoption.

Sygnum Bank, in addition to managing the Bitcoin reserve, is also advancing blockchain-based payments. It recently joined a pilot project with UBS and PostFinance. This tested tokenized bank deposits for interbank payments using public blockchains.