Capital B CEO Alexandre Laizet discusses institutional and government adoption of Bitcoin, noting the U.S. holds Bitcoin in strategic reserve and corporations are accelerating holdings.
Macro & Markets ·
Capital B's CEO stated during remarks at BTCPrague that the company intends to continue acquiring Bitcoin at an accelerated pace while maintaining long-term holdings, selecting the most accretive acquisition methods. He observed that financial institutions and corporations globally are increasing their Bitcoin adoption, and that the U.S. government has classified the Bitcoin in its strategic reserve as a non-saleable asset.
The framing reflects a view that Bitcoin's status differs materially from other government-held assets. The CEO's reasoning centered on capital access: most global investment capital flows through securities markets, meaning publicly listed companies can lever equity and debt offerings to expand their Bitcoin positions and gain meaningful exposure to digital capital development.
The remarks do not address whether other governments are building similar reserves, the composition or size of the U.S. holdings, or whether the non-sale designation remains permanent policy.