BIEL/Bitcoin Parallel
Companies have boosted their profits by purchasing Bitcoin—just like Berkshire Hathaway and SoftBank did with public equities. Viant and VLMS could follow suit with BIEL.
Bitcoin as a Treasury Asset: A Parallel Strategy
Several companies have adopted Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, benefiting from its price appreciation to enhance their financials:
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy)
Began accumulating Bitcoin in 2020 using company funds and convertible debt.
Now holds over 597,000 BTC, worth billions.
The stock surged over 3,000% in five years, largely due to Bitcoin gains.
Tesla
Purchased $1.5 billion in Bitcoin in 2021.
Still holds over 11,500 BTC, which contributed to its treasury diversification and brand positioning.
GameStop
Recently added $500 million in Bitcoin to its balance sheet.
Used convertible debt to fund the purchase, mimicking Strategy’s playbook.
Applying the Model: Viant & VLMS + BIEL
Just as these companies leveraged Bitcoin’s appreciation to boost profits, Viant and VLMS can do the same with BIEL shares:
Low Entry Price: BIEL trades at microcap levels, similar to Bitcoin’s early days.
Operational Influence: Viant manufactures BIEL’s devices; VLMS drives reimbursement and adoption.
Equity Upside: As BIEL’s price per share rises due to their efforts, Viant and VLMS benefit from capital gains—just like Strategy did with Bitcoin.
Governance Leverage: Accumulating shares gives them influence without needing a merger, mirroring how Bitcoin holders gain strategic positioning without direct control.
Strategic Insight
Whether it’s Bitcoin or BIEL, the formula is the same:
Buy low, create value, ride the upside.
Viant and VLMS aren’t just investors—they’re insiders with the power to drive growth and capture equity gains. It’s a modern twist on the Berkshire model, with a crypto-inspired edge.
Companies have boosted their profits by purchasing Bitcoin—just like Berkshire Hathaway and SoftBank did with public equities. Viant and VLMS could follow suit with BIEL.
Bitcoin as a Treasury Asset: A Parallel Strategy
Several companies have adopted Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, benefiting from its price appreciation to enhance their financials:
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy)
Began accumulating Bitcoin in 2020 using company funds and convertible debt.
Now holds over 597,000 BTC, worth billions.
The stock surged over 3,000% in five years, largely due to Bitcoin gains.
Tesla
Purchased $1.5 billion in Bitcoin in 2021.
Still holds over 11,500 BTC, which contributed to its treasury diversification and brand positioning.
GameStop
Recently added $500 million in Bitcoin to its balance sheet.
Used convertible debt to fund the purchase, mimicking Strategy’s playbook.
Applying the Model: Viant & VLMS + BIEL
Just as these companies leveraged Bitcoin’s appreciation to boost profits, Viant and VLMS can do the same with BIEL shares:
Low Entry Price: BIEL trades at microcap levels, similar to Bitcoin’s early days.
Operational Influence: Viant manufactures BIEL’s devices; VLMS drives reimbursement and adoption.
Equity Upside: As BIEL’s price per share rises due to their efforts, Viant and VLMS benefit from capital gains—just like Strategy did with Bitcoin.
Governance Leverage: Accumulating shares gives them influence without needing a merger, mirroring how Bitcoin holders gain strategic positioning without direct control.
Strategic Insight
Whether it’s Bitcoin or BIEL, the formula is the same:
Buy low, create value, ride the upside.
Viant and VLMS aren’t just investors—they’re insiders with the power to drive growth and capture equity gains. It’s a modern twist on the Berkshire model, with a crypto-inspired edge.
