QCP Capital, a Singapore-based crypto investment firm, has identified digital assets as strategic tools for corporate treasury management in its latest report. The report, titled "New Sources of Income for Corporate Treasury: Digital Assets," emphasizes that digital assets are evolving beyond speculative use, with early adopters integrating Bitcoin, stablecoins, and other tokens into their reserves to enhance liquidity and optimize tax treatment. The report outlines three primary reasons for this shift: liquidity, inflation hedging, and diversification. Blockchain-based markets offer near-instant settlement and deep liquidity, enhancing operational flexibility. Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum provide inflation hedging due to their fixed supply rules, with digital assets expected to outperform stocks and gold in 2024. Additionally, the approval of a US spot Bitcoin ETF has spurred institutional adoption, with Bitcoin consistently outperforming traditional assets over the past three years.