
The Berlin company aifinyo AG has taken a big step in… introduction made from digital assets. It is the first listed company in Germany to convert its corporate finances into Bitcoin.
The fintech company has already purchased Bitcoin worth 3 million euros, marking the beginning of its long-term strategy. The company wants to have 10,000 BTC on its balance sheet by 2027.
The company’s decision follows the model popularized by Michael Saylor – head of MicroStrategy, now Strategy – whose share price rose 2000% in 2020 after committing to Bitcoin.
Board member and head of Bitcoin strategy Garry Krugljakov said:
“In five years at the latest, every DAX company will have to consider whether it needs Bitcoin on its balance sheet – as an inflation protection and strategic reserve.”
He further explained:
“Any CFO who has no position on Bitcoin today will have to explain to investors tomorrow why the return is behind international competitors.”
Krugljakowr wants to use the German business model and regulation to prove that the Bitcoin strategy works in this country – “as a strategic asset, not as speculation.”
The company plans to continue purchasing Bitcoin with the operating cash flow it generates through its B2B services. aifinyo currently supports more than 8,000 corporate customers in the areas of invoice management and corporate financing. This provides the company with a steady source of income enables the continuous purchase of BTC.
Germany’s first listed $BTC Treasury company is here
@aifinyo AG now holds €3M in BTC, with future profits & capital raises flowing into more #Bitcoinmaking it accretive to shareholders. Profitable & trusted by 8,000+ B2B clients. $EBENhttps://t.co/RJRLWvgmFX
— aifinyo (@aifinyo) October 21, 2025
Board member and co-founder Stefan Kempf described the project as “Germany’s first Bitcoin machine for businesses.” He explained that every invoice processed adds BTC to the company’s reserves. Kempf said,
“No speculation, no market timing – just systematic accumulation of a deflationary asset.”
This change has caught the attention of UTXO Management, a firm focused on Bitcoin-based treasury strategies. The company initially invested 3 million euros in aifinyo, and this amount should flow directly into BTC purchases. Tyler Evans from UTXO Management said:
“It was high time that Germany got a Bitcoin treasury approach of this quality.”
Evans added that aifinyo’s profit margin, experienced leadership and stable regulatory system convinced UTXO to select the company for its first investment in Germany. It expects this move to accelerate its investments and plans to make further investments from its own resources in the future.
Aifinyo also announced that it wants to expand its service offering. Business accounts and credit cards will be added to strengthen the cash flow system for holding BTC reserves.
However, some financial experts are concerned that large-scale hoarding of BTC could create new risks to the economy. They see Strategy’s current reluctance to buy Bitcoin and the decline in its share price as a warning sign that new investors may be too late.
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