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BA-13 · LESSON 06

Treasury strategy

KEY DEFINITIONS

Terms used in this lesson

BTC
The common market ticker for bitcoin.
Collateral
An asset pledged against a debt; it can be used to cover the debt if agreed conditions are breached.

Holding bitcoin changes liquidity, refinancing, accounting, governance, and drawdown risk rather than simply adding upside.

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A treasury strategy determines how an organization holds liquid assets, funds obligations, and survives shocks. Adding bitcoin changes price volatility, liquidity timing, custody, governance, accounting, tax, and refinancing risk. A drawdown is a decline from peak value, while a liquidity runway is the time cash-like resources cover obligations.

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Map liabilities first

List payroll, debt service, taxes, supplier payments, collateral calls, and timing in the currencies actually owed.

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Important distinctionA treasury can ignore bitcoin volatility if it intends never to sell.

Obligations, collateral, refinancing, governance, or emergencies can force sales. Solvency and liquidity depend on paths, not stated intention.

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