The CfC St. Moritz, a highly curated digital assets conference for investors and decision-makers, has partnered with Sygnum Bank to establish a Bitcoin reserve as part of its long-term treasury strategy. This move reflects the conference's ongoing belief in Bitcoin's role as a foundational digital asset and its commitment to building a sustainable future for the event and its global community.

The conference has allocated 25% of its treasury assets into Bitcoin. Sygnum, a global digital asset banking group, and long-time partner of the CfC St. Moritz, has been chosen to manage the Bitcoin reserve. The decision was based on strong alignment in values, a shared commitment to regulatory excellence, and Sygnum's proven track record in digital asset banking.

Nicolo Stoehr, CEO of the CfC St. Moritz, said: "Bitcoin has always represented more than just an asset for us - it's a long-term idea rooted in decentralisation, resilience, and trust. Establishing this reserve is a way to safeguard the future of CfC St. Moritz, reinforce our independence, and demonstrate our commitment to the digital asset ecosystem we've helped shape since 2018. Sygnum has been with us from the beginning, and its Swiss heritage, regulatory strength, and trusted infrastructure made it the ideal partner for this step."

This marks a strategic step for the CfC St. Moritz, which has been deeply embedded in the digital asset space since its first edition in 2018. Over the years, it has navigated numerous market cycles and global events such as the COVID-19 pandemic, while consistently building a trusted platform that connects the most influential voices across finance and crypto.