Falconedge (AQSE:EDGE) is stepping into the spotlight with the launch of its Bitcoin yield strategy designed to generate sustainable monthly returns while minimising volatility and counterparty risk. The strategy positions the firm at the intersection of traditional finance and Bitcoin-native innovation, creating a compounding yield on their balance sheet, accelerating the growth of Bitcoin on their balance sheet to benefit shareholders.
In a recent appearance on The Watch List, Falconedge CEO Roy Kashi joined host Ricki Lee to explain how the company’s Bitcoin treasury strategy complements its long-standing advisory business and strengthens shareholder value.
A Bitcoin Strategy Built on Institutional Experience
While newly established, Falconedge inherits a powerful know how and legacy from Falcon Investment Management, one of the UK’s pioneers in regulated crypto investing, An award-winning firm ranked first in Europe in 2025 by HFM for hedge fund infrastructure and digital asset regulatory hosting, Falcon Investment Management oversaw the 1st regulated Crypto fund in the UK in 2018.
Falconedge offers advisory services to both traditional and crypto-focused managers, with 6 funds already signed up and several more under discussion.
Rather than treating Bitcoin as a speculative trading asset, Falconedge integrates it into its balance sheet in a structured, risk-aware way.
1.29% Monthly Yield
Falconedge recently reported a fully verified 1.29% net monthly Bitcoin yield, a figure that immediately caught attention. But according to Kashi, the real story is how that yield is expected to be compounded generated .
“This strategy reflects Falconedge’s disciplined approach to financial and capital efficiency, with a clear focus on long-term value creation. It underpins our broader objective to set new standards for responsible, transparent, and regulated cryptocurrency yield generation.”
Compounding Growth for Shareholders
Looking ahead, Falconedge expects the Bitcoin yield strategy to become a major contributor to revenue and earnings over time, especially as its Bitcoin balance sheet grows.
“As Bitcoin grows, and as we grow our Bitcoin balance sheet, that yield compounds,” Kashi said. “That creates a powerful short and long-term effect.”
The company also plans to accept in the future Bitcoins from external providers and DAT’s , offering them a yield on assets that would otherwise sit idle. The spread between what Falconedge earns and what it pays out is then reinvested into buying more Bitcoin for shareholders, reinforcing a flywheel of compounding value.
Bridging Traditional Finance and Digital Assets
Falconedge’s strategy reflects a broader shift in treasury management: Bitcoin is no longer just a speculative bet, it’s becoming a yield-generating treasury asset.
By combining institutional Advisory services with Bitcoin-native structures, whilst being able to run a very lean, cost effective operation, Falconedge is positioning itself as a multi-income generating business, offering shareholders the opportunity to be part of a business that has the ability to grow, regardless of market conditions and sentiment in the Bitcoin universe.
As more companies holding Bitcoin in the balance sheet desperately look for reliable ways to generate income from digital assets, Falconedge’s model offers a glimpse into what the future of Bitcoin treasury management could look like.
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