1. Why would the company hold bitcoin at all?
The rationale, the alternatives, and a sourced record of what other boards decided and what happened next.
Key considerations
One decision, six questions, each answered in one place
A map for a board weighing bitcoin in the treasury. Each question below is answered on the page that owns it. Nothing here recommends an allocation, a timing, or a price path.
Start with the question you are actually being asked
Send this page to the room before the meeting. It tells two decisions apart and sends each reader to the work itself, not to a summary of it.
2. What would a severe fall do to our reserves?
Test a hypothetical allocation against the operating cash the company must still reach afterwards.
3. What does the board have to settle, and what will the auditor ask?
The sections of a treasury policy, the outline of a board paper, and the questions to take to your own advisers.
4. Once a board has decided, how is the bitcoin controlled?
Policy first, then acquisition under authority, signing controls, oversight, and continuity when people leave.
5. Are we being asked about a different decision altogether?
Holding bitcoin inside an operating company is not the same decision as making the treasury strategy the business.
6. Who does the bitcoin work if the board decides to hold?
Governance design, collaborative security, documentation, and ongoing support, delivered by The Bitcoin Adviser.
If the board decides to hold bitcoin
If the board decides to hold bitcoin, The Bitcoin Adviser does that work: governance, collaborative security, documentation, and continuity. Read Corporate Bitcoin Treasury at The Bitcoin Adviser for the delivery itself. Whether to hold, and how much, stays with your board and your professional advisers.