Speaking at the 2025 Bitcoin Asia Conference in Hong Kong, cypherpunk pioneer Adam Back predicted a future where Bitcoin is held in the treasury of every company. He highlighted Bitcoin’s importance as a trusted store of value and expects widespread adoption by businesses. Back envisions a shift in corporate finance where Bitcoin plays a key role in long-term strategies, transforming how companies manage their assets and paving the way for broader digital asset integration.
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