FiscalNote explores adding cryptocurrencies to corporate treasury

FiscalNote Holdings Inc. (NOTE) announced it is evaluating the use of digital currencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana as strategic reserve assets for its corporate treasury.

The Washington-based provider of AI-driven policy and regulatory intelligence solutions said the initiative aims to increase shareholder value through balance sheet diversification. The company cited recent legislative developments, including the GENIUS Act and related regulatory initiatives, as creating a clearer framework for digital assets.

"Just as we’ve previously announced that we plan to leverage stablecoins to drive future global customer expansion, we also are seeking to take advantage of broader opportunities in the evolving financial and technological landscape," said Josh Resnik, CEO and President of FiscalNote.

FiscalNote stated that its expertise in global policy and regulatory matters provides strategic advantages in evaluating digital assets as legislation and rulemaking shape the cryptocurrency sector. The company noted that governments and institutions are increasingly integrating digital currencies into policy and reserves.

The company said digital currencies could provide diversification, liquidity, 24/7 market access, and serve as a hedge against macroeconomic risks. FiscalNote acknowledged that the cryptocurrency market remains volatile while citing expanding global acceptance and diverse use cases as factors warranting evaluation.

FiscalNote said it will continue focusing on its core mission of delivering policy and regulatory intelligence while managing its financial strategy to support long-term growth. The announcement represents the company’s exploration of cryptocurrency adoption rather than a definitive commitment to purchase digital assets.

The information was provided in a company press release statement.