Strive CIO makes the case for BTC Yield as the treasury firm scorecard
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Strive CIO Ben Werkman argued that BTC Yield should become the standard scorecard for Bitcoin treasury companies, framing it as a way to compare how efficiently firms grow their per-share BTC holdings. The metric would let investors evaluate treasury strategies on a like-for-like basis, potentially reshaping how capital is allocated across the sector. Standardization could also raise the bar on disclosure, giving shareholders clearer insight into whether dilution-funded Bitcoin purchases actually benefit them. The push comes as a growing field of public companies, led by Strategy, competes for investor attention with varying treasury playbooks. What to watch next is whether other treasury firms and data providers adopt BTC Yield in their reporting, which would determine if the proposal gains traction beyond Strive.
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