Yasbir Singh

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Bitcoin Treasury for Indian Companies

·· Bitcoin Treasury Consultant in India

Corporate Bitcoin treasury discussion in India — policy and custody, not mining hardware

Indian companies usually meet Bitcoin in one of three ways: a founder who already holds it, a vendor pitching ASICs as “treasury,” or a board that saw a headline.

Only one of those should drive a Bitcoin treasury decision.

I work this problem as a Bitcoin Treasury Consultant in India and Founder of NexusArc.

Treasury is a policy, not a purchase

A treasury position answers:

  • Why we hold Bitcoin (reserve, savings, strategic optionality)
  • How much, over what horizon
  • Who can move it, and how we recover keys
  • How we report it to the board, auditors, and the CA
  • What we will not do (leverage, altcoins, unsupervised exchange balances)

If the first artefact is a miner quotation, you are not doing treasury. You are being sold operations.

Split mining from the reserve

Running ASICs is a business with electricity, heat, downtime, and depreciating hardware. Holding Bitcoin is a balance-sheet choice.

I wrote this out in Bitcoin mining for companies: operations vs treasury. The short version: policy first. Machines only if power works.

A practical sequence for an Indian company

  1. Education for leadership — one room, no retail noise. A workshop or a short briefing.
  2. Mandate — risk budget, liquidity needs, who decides.
  3. Custody design — exchange is not a vault. Hardware, collaborative custody, or an institutional venue with clear control.
  4. Execution — DCA or a structured buy, with a sweep rule.
  5. Only then ask whether mining at your tariff is cheaper than buying. Use the mining consultancy path. Most commercial tariffs still lose.

What I will not do

  • Promise a return
  • Treat GST-clear hardware as a substitute for policy
  • Pretend this is regulated investment advice — your counsel and CA stay in the room

Where the work is contracted

A Treasury Sprint for a company or family office can start on this site. Larger, energy-linked, or multi-entity mandates are NexusArc engagements.

If you want the conversation: contact with the city and whether this is a board, a promoter, or a finance lead.

Educational content. Not financial, tax, or legal advice.