Interest in the cryptocurrency as a corporate treasury asset is growing among the world’s largest tech companies...

In this episode of Yahoo Finance Future Focus, our host Brian McGleenon speaks with Fabian Dori, Chief Investment Officer at Swiss digital asset bank Sygnum, about the growing interest among major tech companies, known as the Magnificent Seven, in bitcoin as a potential treasury asset. Dori reveals that while only Tesla has officially disclosed bitcoin holdings, several of these firms have considered it as a way to diversify their corporate treasuries. He explains that the combination of rising shareholder interest, bitcoin’s fixed supply, and increasing regulatory clarity could make digital assets more attractive to cash-rich tech giants like Apple, Microsoft, and Alphabet. Dori also outlines why institutional investors are taking a renewed interest in bitcoin and ether. He points to bitcoin's scarcity-driven appeal as a hedge and store of value, while highlighting ether’s dual identity as both a yield-generating asset and foundational Web3 infrastructure. With institutional flows picking up and ETF access making crypto more approachable for traditional finance, Dori says we may be witnessing a pivotal shift in how leading firms think about digital assets, not just as speculative instruments, but as strategic financial tools...

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