- Caliber approved a LINK-focused digital asset treasury strategy with a dedicated advisory board.
- Chainlink’s milestones and institutional interest support Caliber’s long-term crypto plan.
- The strategy aims to enhance shareholder value, liquidity, and corporate treasury innovation.
Nasdaq-listed real estate asset manager Caliber is making waves in the crypto world. The company’s Board has officially approved a pioneering digital asset treasury (DAT) strategy focused on acquiring and staking LINK, the native cryptocurrency of the Chainlink protocol. This move signals a strong push toward institutional adoption of digital assets within corporate treasuries.
Caliber’s Strategic Move into Digital Assets
The newly approved DAT strategy is part of a comprehensive plan that includes a dedicated DAT Policy and the creation of a specialized Crypto Advisory Board. The advisory board comprises blockchain and digital asset experts who will guide Caliber’s approach to treasury management, acquisition, and custody of digital assets like LINK.
Caliber plans to fund the initiative through its existing ELOC, cash reserves, and equity-based securities. The company has also partnered with law firms Perkins Coie, Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, and auditing giant Deloitte to ensure rigorous compliance, security, and governance standards are maintained.
“The DAT strategy is expected to enhance shareholder value, strengthen the balance sheet, and improve liquidity,” Caliber noted in a statement.
Chainlink Momentum Fuels Institutional Interest
Caliber’s decision aligns with broader trends in institutional crypto adoption. Chainlink itself has achieved several milestones, including ISO 27001 certification and SOC 2 Type 1 attestation, independently verified by Deloitte & Touche LLP. The protocol currently manages over $90 billion in on-chain value, powering major DeFi platforms such as Aave, GMX, Pendle, Compound, and Ether.fi.
Further signaling institutional confidence, Bitwise Asset Management recently filed an S-1 with the SEC to launch a spot LINK ETF, which would track LINK’s price without direct exposure to token risks. Traditional finance integration is also underway, with Chainlink’s CCIP standard being utilized by firms like Swift, UBS, ANZ Bank, and SBI Digital Markets.
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A Bold Step for Corporate Crypto Adoption
Caliber’s foray into digital asset treasury management represents a significant moment for both the real estate and crypto sectors. By strategically investing in LINK, the company is positioning itself at the intersection of blockchain innovation and corporate finance. As Chainlink continues to gain institutional credibility, Caliber’s move could inspire more firms to integrate digital assets into their treasury strategies.
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