Investment institution F Street announced a fixed investment of $10 million in Bitcoin: to fight inflation and strengthen capital

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Private lending & investment company F Street stated on the 11th that it has launched a "daily investment" method to buy Bit, planning to accumulate a BTC position of 10 million USD in reserves over several months. The company explained that this is focused on rising inflation, declining US real interest rates, and the desire to demonstrate transparency to investors through public reserves.

Why Focus on Bit

COO Mike Doney emphasized that Bit is more efficient than gold in terms of fixed supply and cross-border liquidity, stating:

"Bit provides an effective hedge against inflation and US dollar depreciation. Placing it in corporate reserves is a strategic step to preserve and enhance investor and business value."

Billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones also pointed out earlier this week in a Bloomberg TV interview:

"The ideal investment portfolio is likely a combination of gold, volatility-adjusted Bit, and stocks. This may be the best way to combat inflation."

Statistics show that as of June, 61 listed companies collectively hold about 673,000 BTC, approximately 3.2% of circulation, with Strategy still being the largest single holder.

Transparency and Risk Management

F Street stated that the funds for purchasing are from cash flow and existing reserves, without using external financing, and will open wallet addresses for verification, allowing investors to compare the company's statements with on-chain balances in real-time. The company also announced the adoption of a Proof of Reserves model, commissioning third-party accountants to issue Merkle Tree reports quarterly to reduce concerns about asset misappropriation.

In terms of volatility management, the company uses a Dollar-cost averaging strategy to smooth out purchase costs, even during short-term price pullbacks. The risk control team sets a daily investment limit and does not rule out pausing orders when BTC volatility exceeds 10%.

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