Summary
- Rezolve AI intends to develop a $1 billion Bitcoin treasury initiative, beginning with a $100 million investment.
- According to the corporation, BTC Treasury is crucial to its aspirations to become a pioneer in the future of finance.
- Rezolve is cooperating with Tether to develop a crypto payment system.
Rezolve AI, a publicly listed artificial intelligence business, has revealed plans to launch a $1 billion Bitcoin treasury initiative, beginning with a $100 million investment. The firm announced this in a press statement on February 24, claiming that it is part of its strategy push into AI-powered e-commerce.
The Nasdaq-listed business argues that Bitcoin is essential to its strategy to merge AI, blockchain technology, and cryptocurrency. According to its statement, it is now developing a payments network in collaboration with USDT issuer Tether, and the BTC treasury is critical to that platform.
Daniel Wagner, CEO of Resolve AI, stated that the investment in the BTC treasury is a statement of purpose that demonstrates the company’s commitment to shaping the future of finance.
Wagner added: “Our $1 billion Bitcoin treasury will enable our partnership with Tether, allowing AI-driven crypto payments for businesses and consumers globally. This is how we will bridge the divide between traditional commerce and the digital asset revolution.”
Still, Rezolve stated that building a Bitcoin treasury is beneficial to its balance sheet and may help it retain its hedge against inflation as a store of wealth. This is the primary rationale for the adoption of Bitcoin treasury by many publicly listed firms, including MicroStrategy, MARA Holdings, and Metaplanet.
For one reason, Rezolve will be hoping that the implementation of the Bitcoin treasury will improve its stock performance. According to Yahoo Finance, its stock RZLV is down 36% in 2025 and 77% over the last year.
Rezolve Is Working On a Cryptocurrency Payments Platform With Tether
Meanwhile, the AI company said that it will create a payment platform later this year. While the business did not reveal much about the platform’s design, it did say it is collaborating with Tether on a solution that would change the retail usage of cryptocurrency.
It said that the payment solution would allow customers to pay directly in cryptocurrency at the time of sale, while retailers will benefit from fast crypto-to-fiat conversion and no merchant costs. As Wagner pointed out, this platform will enable users to employ “digital assets in ordinary transactions.”
Although Tether has not formally announced the relationship or the impending product, its CEO, Paolo Ardoino, shared Wagner’s statement, confirming an existing partnership.
Tether has attempted to broaden its business beyond stablecoins into sectors like AI, commodities, and payments. Even as it confronts questions about how regulatory actions in the United States will affect its flagship USDC stablecoin, stablecoins continue to be a source of revenue for the company.
Meanwhile, Rezolve’s move to establish a Bitcoin treasury follows a recent dip in the value of BTC, with the flagship cryptocurrency falling as low as $86,000 in the previous 24 hours. According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin is down 7% today, remaining below $90,000 for the first time since November 2024.
The fall is the result of investors selling risk assets as economic uncertainty in the United States and worldwide markets worsens. Stocks have suffered recently, and cryptocurrency looks to be mirroring that trend. With Bitcoin trading below $90,000, other digital assets have floundered and reached new lows in recent months.
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