FiscalNote Explores Bitcoin and Ethereum as Corporate Treasury Assets

FiscalNote Holdings, the AI-driven policy and regulatory intelligence provider, is exploring the use of digital currencies—including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana—as part of its corporate treasury strategy. The move positions the company to diversify its balance sheet, hedge risks, and potentially enhance shareholder value.
As public companies increasingly consider cryptocurrencies for liquidity, yield, and long-term growth, FiscalNote aims to leverage its deep regulatory expertise to navigate this complex landscape. Recent legislative efforts, like the GENIUS Act, have created a clearer framework for corporate crypto adoption, reducing regulatory uncertainty and making digital assets a more viable option for institutional and corporate treasuries.
“FiscalNote is committed to disciplined execution while remaining agile in how we position the company for the future,” said CEO Josh Resnik. “Just as we’ve planned to leverage stablecoins for global customer expansion, we are now evaluating broader opportunities in digital currencies to diversify our reserves and create long-term shareholder value.”
The potential benefits are clear: cryptocurrencies offer 24/7 market access, liquidity, and a hedge against macroeconomic volatility. Governments and institutions are increasingly integrating digital assets into policy and reserves, signaling growing acceptance and legitimacy across the financial ecosystem. FiscalNote’s understanding of global policy trends provides a strategic advantage, allowing the company to evaluate crypto adoption with foresight and precision.
While the crypto market remains volatile, its expanding institutional adoption, regulatory clarity, and technological integration make it a compelling option for companies seeking exposure to emerging financial infrastructure. FiscalNote emphasizes that this evaluation complements its core mission of delivering policy and regulatory intelligence while strengthening financial strategy for sustainable growth.