Mercurity Fintech Holding Inc. has announced a $800 million funding plan to establish the long-term Bitcoin Treasury Department.
This initiative illustrates the strategic shift in blockchain-driven fintech groups. It aims to build a digital asset treasury Ministry supported by blockchain native custody, staking and tokenized management services.
According to MFH, the reserves will be managed using facility-grade management infrastructure and staking-enabled liquidity tools.
The company plans to generate yields from its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings while increasing its balance sheet resilience and deepening coordination with decentralized finance protocols.
CEO Shi Qiu said the initiative reflects belief in Bitcoin’s future role in financial infrastructure. “We position our company to be a key player in the evolving digital financial ecosystem,” QIU said.
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Index Inclusion
In addition to financial planning, MFH is also set to include in the Russell 3000® and Russell 2000® indexes, with final restructuring pending later this month.
The expected upgrade from the Russell MicroCap index could increase visibility between institutional investors and index-related funds.
MFH’s movements are consistent with the growth trends of public companies using Bitcoin as a strategic asset.
A recent report from Binance shows that interest from companies in digital assets is growing, with more and more public companies allocating Bitcoin to their balance sheets.
Earlier this month, Norwegian digital asset broker K33 announced its crypto strategic plan. Today, Interactive Strength Inc. announced its new $500 million crypto assets strategy focusing on the acquisition of Fetch.ai FET tokens.