BTCS S.A., a digital asset company listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, said that it entered a formal liquidity partnership with Bitcoin layer-2 network Hemi, committing between 50 and 100 BTC to Hemi’s liquidity program over six months. The arrangement was disclosed through a regulatory filing under Article 17(1) of the EU Market Abuse Regulation.
Under the terms described in the announcement, BTCS will receive a backstopped annual percentage yield of 10% for the first two months and 6% for the remaining four. Rewards will be paid directly in Bitcoin and USDC, with no token conversions or intermediary assets involved. BTCS said the move extends its “Active Treasury” strategy, which aims to generate recurring income from Bitcoin reserves without liquidating the underlying holdings.
BTCS President Marlena Lipińska said the company wants to improve reserve efficiency while maintaining long-term Bitcoin exposure and building a role as a strategic liquidity provider in Bitcoin DeFi. The next point to watch is whether this structure becomes a model for other listed treasury companies seeking BTC-denominated yield through regulated disclosures.
Source: BTCS S.A. / Chainwire announcement.
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