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Heritage Distilling Adopts Bitcoin Treasury Policy

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Nidhi Kolhapur

In a latest development, Heritage Distilling Holding Company, a leading craft distiller of innovative premium brands, has announced the adoption of a Bitcoin Treasury Policy. 

This policy is part of a broader corporate sales and treasury diversification strategy which will enable the Company to lead the craft spirits industry in accepting Bitcoin as payment for products through its e-commerce platform. 

The company will also acquire and hold Bitcoin as a strategic asset. This move follows the creation of a new committee focused on technology and cryptocurrency, chaired by Matt Swann. Notably, this makes Heritage the first publicly traded spirits company to integrate Bitcoin into its business model.

A Cushion Against BTC Volatility

Heritage Distilling believes its lower production costs compared to retail prices provide a cushion against Bitcoin price fluctuations. This allows the company to accept Bitcoin as payment while minimizing risk, unlike traditional investors who buy Bitcoin with fiat currency.

It explained that since the cost of producing goods is lower than their retail value, the company has a built-in margin that protects it against Bitcoin price fluctuations. This margin, combined with the potential for Bitcoin to increase in value, outweighs the risk of Bitcoin’s price falling.

“The benefits of attracting a new set of buyers, consumers and fans along with the margin cushion the Company can create, coupled with the potential to see bitcoin increase in value, more than offsets the risk of loss if the price of bitcoin were to fall at any one time or over a given period of time,” the company’s policy statement noted. 

Notably, With the adoption of the Bitcoin Policy Statement, the Company’s Technology and Cryptocurrency Committee will now craft a formal Bitcoin Treasury Policy for Board approval, which would allow the Company to begin accepting, acquiring, holding and using bitcoin in its daily business, including as a form of payment from its customers and as a form of payment to its vendors.

Financial Challenges

Heritage Distilling’s move comes amid financial challenges, as its third-quarter 2024 earnings report revealed $1.76 million in revenue and a $3.43 million net loss.

VanEck’s head of digital assets research, Matthew Sigel, noted concerns about Heritage Distilling’s financial situation in an X post noting that Heritage Distilling (CASK) lost $3M on sales of $2M last quarter, so “it remains to be seen how much BTC they might actually acquire in the absence of a turnaround in profitability.”

Nidhi Kolhapur

Nidhi is a Certified Digital Marketing Executive and Passionate crypto Journalist covering the world of alternative currencies. She shares the latest and trending news on Cryptocurrency and Blockchain.

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