Why are corporations turning to Bitcoin as a strategic asset—and how will Bitcoin treasury companies reshape the financial system over the next 20 years?

In episode 7 of the Bitcoin for Corporations, host Pierre Rochard sits down with Jesse Myers, Bitcoin Strategy Advisor at UTXO Management (a sister company of Bitcoin Magazine), to break down the emerging playbook behind Bitcoin treasury companies like MicroStrategy, MetaPlanet, and Smarter Web. From intelligent leverage to the rise of perpetual preferreds, Jesse shares why these firms may soon rival sovereigns in BTC holdings—and why institutional capital is now pouring in.

Whether you're a corporate CFO, a macro investor, or a Bitcoiner curious about the next big shift in capital markets, this deep-dive unpacks how Bitcoin-native financial infrastructure is being built in real time.

⭐ This episode of the Bitcoin for Corporations Show is sponsored by Ledn, a leading provider of Bitcoin-backed loans.

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Chapters:

0:00 - The Bitcoin treasury company model

1:20 - Jesse Myers' Bitcoin origin story

4:30 - Keynesian education vs. Bitcoin adoption

9:00 - Why institutions were late to Bitcoin

12:00 - What separates MicroStrategy and MetaPlanet

16:00 - Corporate adoption tipping point

20:30 - Why Bitcoin is better than bonds

24:00 - Equity issuance vs. leverage

27:00 - Fair value accounting and balance sheet strength

30:00 - Why premium NAVs make sense

35:00 - The endgame: perpetual preferreds

38:00 - Competing with MicroStrategy

42:00 - Capital markets tools only accessible to corporations

45:00 - Global race for Bitcoin treasury dominance

48:00 - The future of Bitcoin-native financial infrastructure

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