Institutional-Grade Bitcoin Yield, On-Chain Security: Meet Psalion

BitcoinTreasuries.net, the leading destination for real-time corporate Bitcoin holdings and adoption data, is pleased to announce a new strategic partnership with Psalion, which is officially joining our network as a BitcoinTreasuries.net Liquidity Management Partner.

Psalion focuses on one clear objective: help professional investors and treasury teams turn idle digital assets and stable balances into consistent, risk‑managed yield – without taking unwanted market exposure. Its strategies are designed for private clients, family offices, corporates, and institutions that demand robust operations, transparency and controls.​

Unlike retail platforms or opaque credit venues, Psalion structures its products for professional investors, offering access via Separately Managed Accounts (SMAs) and US dollar Yield Funds.

SMAs enable clients to retain ownership and possession of their Bitcoin and other digital assets, with no deposit, withdrawal, entry, exit, or management fees, only performance fees, while Psalion’s US dollar Yield Funds provide pooled, dollar‑denominated yield strategies with institutional reporting and administration.

With a six-year track record, daily performance reporting, live third‑party valuation, Psalion is purpose-built for treasury allocators that need verifiable proof of how their assets are deployed.

What Psalion Offers

• Separately Managed Accounts (SMAs): Client‑owned accounts in BTC, USDC, USDT, and other digital assets on demand, with zero directional market exposure. 
• 6‑hour liquidity for SMAs: Treasuries can treat Psalion as a flexible liquidity line or “cash‑equivalent” sleeve rather than a locked product, which is useful if they want optionality to borrow elsewhere or redeploy quickly.
• No entry, exit, or management fees: SMA yield is aligned via performance fees only, with 6‑hour liquidity and full on‑chain visibility into positions.
• US dollar Yield Funds: Pooled, dollar‑denominated yield strategies with institutional reporting, daily transparency, 24‑hour liquidity, and a 1.5% management fee.
• Treasury‑ready reporting and oversight: Personal dashboards, daily performance emails, monthly statements, and live independent valuation give boards and CFOs a clear view of risk and return.​
• Assets 100% available, 100% of the time: Funds are never locked in long, opaque structures, giving treasuries the flexibility to pivot between yield strategies and secured loan structures as market conditions or internal needs change.

“Digital assets don’t need more speculation; they need to slot cleanly into institutional balance sheets,” said Psalion Managing Partner Tim Enneking. “Psalion is built to make Bitcoin and stablecoins work like a high‑quality yield line item – transparent, liquid, and aligned with the risk frameworks professional investors already use.”

“Bitcoin treasuries are moving from simple ‘buy and hold’ balances to active, risk‑managed liquidity strategies. Partnering with Psalion gives corporate and institutional holders a way to put idle assets to work without sacrificing control, transparency, or their core Bitcoin thesis,” said Pete Rizzo, President of BitcoinTreasuries.net. 

Through this partnership, BitcoinTreasuries.net and Psalion aim to equip corporates, family offices, and institutional investors with research‑driven education on crypto‑native liquidity and yield options – helping treasuries understand how to improve their cash management so they can responsibly retain and, where appropriate, acquire more Bitcoin over time.

If you’re exploring how to modernize your Bitcoin stack, stay tuned BitcoinTreasuries.net and Psalion will be sharing more research, examples, and treasury workflows in the coming weeks to help teams move from static balances to intentional, yield‑aware liquidity strategies.

To learn more, contact office@bitcointreasuries.net or visit https://www.psalion.com/.

Psalion products are available only to professional investors as defined in the relevant jurisdiction. This email is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or an offer to buy or sell any security or financial product. Any allocation decision should be made based on your own due diligence and professional advice.