Recent initiatives in the cryptocurrency sector highlight new approaches to treasury management. Projects like Chainlink and Cardano are becoming pioneers in this area.
Chainlink Launches Its Treasury
On August 7, the Chainlink network announced the creation of its reserve to accumulate LINK tokens earned from both on-chain services and off-chain revenues. Currently, the fund holds 109,661.68 LINK, valued at around $2.6 million. Data shows that the reserve is being topped up, although Chainlink has not specified how often and in what amounts these top-ups will occur.
Cardano's Alternative Approach
Cardano is considering reallocating 5%-10% of its $1.2 billion treasury into Bitcoin and stablecoins. Founder Charles Hoskinson suggests that this could stimulate demand for ADA tokens through subsequent buybacks from the market. He estimates that reallocating around $100 million could lead to buybacks of up to $10 million annually.
WLFI's Unconventional Treasury Strategy
World Liberty Financial, backed by the Trump family, is developing a $1.5 billion treasury through a publicly registered company. On August 12, ALT5 Sigma reached an agreement to sell 200 million shares, creating its corporate reserve. As WLFI begins with already raised funds, this allows the company to immediately proceed with activities.
The development of new treasury management strategies confirms the growing interest in active approaches to treasuries. Projects like Chainlink and Cardano demonstrate different paths to achieving long-term goals through innovative financial instruments.
