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Corporate Cash

Definition

Corporate Cash represents the liquid financial assets held by businesses for operational needs, investments, or reserves. In the context of digital assets, this term increasingly refers to companies holding portions of their treasury in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or stablecoins, rather than solely traditional fiat currencies. This strategic allocation aims to hedge against inflation, seek higher returns, or align with a digital-first corporate strategy. Such decisions reflect a shift in traditional corporate finance practices.