UK companies are losing purchasing power every year, even when funds are held in “safe” high-interest accounts or bonds.
We help directors quantify cash erosion and evaluate Bitcoin responsibly as part of a long-term treasury strategy.
Education-first • No products • No obligation
Bitcoin Treasury Advisory helps UK company directors quantify the often-overlooked cost of holding surplus cash and assess whether Bitcoin has a responsible place in their long-term corporate treasury strategy.
Founded by Tony Ward, a long-term Bitcoin holder who first implemented these frameworks within his own family UK companies, we understand the real concerns directors face: governance, volatility, custody, FRS 102 accounting, and board accountability.
Our mission is straightforward:
Deliver clear, structured education and practical tools so directors can make informed, defensible treasury decisions, whatever conclusion they reach.
No hype. No trading. No allocation pressure.
Just practical, director-level education for a monetary environment where holding cash now carries measurable, compounding risk.


During the workshop, you will:
Quantify exactly how much purchasing power your cash
is losing each year and over 5–10 years
Understand why Bitcoin is considered at the treasury
level, and where its genuine risks lie
See a real-world example of Bitcoin received into
corporate custody
Review how other companies approach governance,
position sizing, and downside control
Walk away with a complete corporate toolkit,
including:
Treasury policy framework
Board resolution template
Accountant communication template
Custody and security considerations
Accounting and reporting overview
Risk and volatility frameworkThis workshop is designed to help directors make informed, defensible
treasury decisions with confidence.
No obligation. No sales pressure. Just the red numbers that change everything.
Get a complete done-with-you implementation and 6 months of expert support
Live wallet setup, first purchase execution, policy approval, we do it together
Monthly check-ins to handle volatility, answer questions, and refine your strategy
Custom calculators and dashboards you keep forever, update anytime
Board resolution, policy templates, accountant pack, everything pre-built for you
FRS 102 accounting, HMRC guidance, and full regulatory support specific to UK companies
From the first call to Month 6, you're never alone; we guide you every step of the way
Every concern we commonly hear from UK directors is answered clearly and calmly.
Isn’t Bitcoin just speculation?
What about volatility and drawdowns?
How does this work from an accounting
perspective?
What would HMRC think?
Why not just hold cash, gilts, or money market
funds?I completely understand. Most business owners initially feel that way because Bitcoin feels unfamiliar.
The real question isn’t “Is Bitcoin risky?” It’s “Compared to what?”.
Your surplus cash is currently guaranteed to lose purchasing power every single year due to inflation and monetary expansion. That risk is already happening, and it’s silent.
Bitcoin simply gives you a measurable, historically proven alternative. The workshop isn’t about “taking risk” It’s about responsibly managing the risk of doing nothing, while using only true surplus cash with a 4+ year horizon.
True, Bitcoin is volatile in the short term.
But volatility isn’t the same as permanent loss of capital. Your business consumes most costs over multi-year periods. Over any rolling 4-year period in its history, Bitcoin has never lost purchasing power.
Cash’s low volatility delivers consistent long-term erosion.
My accountant will never allow this.
That’s the most common concern I hear.
The good news: Bitcoin is 100% permitted for UK limited companies under FRS 102 / IAS 38 as an intangible asset. Your accountant isn’t blocking it, they simply haven’t seen it done before.
You’ll receive a ready-to-send accountant email template, plain-English accounting summary, board resolution, and sample journals.
Every accountant who sees the pack says, “Oh, this is actually straightforward.”
If governments were going to ban Bitcoin, they would have done it years ago.
Instead, we’re seeing the opposite: UK regulation of crypto firms, HMRC guidance on corporate holdings, Bitcoin ETFs approved globally, and nation-states accumulating.
Governments regulate things they accept as part of the financial system, they don’t ban them.
Because they don’t solve the core problem: preserving long-term purchasing power.
Premium bonds, savings accounts, and money markets all deliver negative real returns against 11% annual erosion. Bitcoin offers a hard-capped supply and historically significant long-term appreciation.
It’s not about replacing operational cash; it’s about allocating a small portion of reserves to something that beats inflation.

Bitcoin Treasury Advisory Trading as F WARD LIMITED (16226501) is educational content only. This website and all materials do not constitute financial, investment, or tax advice. Always consult qualified professional advisers before making decisions.