Aifinyo to create a Bitcoin treasury holding 10,000 BTC by 2027
Germany’s fintech company Aifinyo has announced a strategic plan to accumulate more than 10,000 BTC. In effect, the company is adopting a “Bitcoin Treasury” model – allocating a liquid portion of its balance sheet to BTC as a long‑term reserve asset.
According to management, the BTC target is expected to be reached by 2027. Public communications emphasize that Aifinyo views Bitcoin as “digital gold” with a verifiable supply and deep liquidity, and therefore treats it as a core store‑of‑value asset. The decision makes Aifinyo one of the most aggressive Bitcoin-treasury adopters among publicly listed fintechs in continental Europe.
Only Germany’s Bitcoin Group SE could rival Aifinyo domestically: in 2021 it held 12,387 BTC on its balance sheet. However, because the company sold 8,550 coins in 2024, its crypto stockpile has declined materially.
Therefore, if Aifinyo reaches its stated goal, it has a chance to become a flagship for the European institutional adoption of Bitcoin.
Over recent years this trend has strengthened among both technology firms and financial companies/funds. There are already high‑profile cases: in the United States, Strategy (c. 640k BTC) and Tesla (c. 11.5k BTC); in Japan – Metaplanet (around 20k BTC); in China – Next Technology (around 6k BTC).
Aifinyo is a provider of online services for small and medium‑sized businesses with a focus on B2B payments. The company automates invoicing and bill payment, collections, and payment infrastructure for entrepreneurs. In Germany, it operates as a niche player competing with traditional and neo‑banks in digital factoring and payment solutions. Aifinyo is a mid‑cap issuer with a public listing on European exchanges and a stable client base.
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