Most family offices now have an opinion on Bitcoin. The question is whether the decision gets made with the same discipline applied to every other allocation. That is the work.
Family Office Bitcoin is a Registered Investment Adviser working exclusively with investors who are ready to make a disciplined Bitcoin allocation. The firm designs governed, risk-managed Bitcoin positions and provides access to institutional-quality public markets strategies for investors with significant long-term capital.
Long-form articles, white papers, and institutional analysis on Bitcoin allocation, monetary history, and portfolio architecture. Written for family offices, not for an algorithm.
Family Office Bitcoin was founded because the Bitcoin conversation most investors were having was not the one they needed to have. What passed for institutional analysis was either advocacy or avoidance. Neither served a principal trying to make a rigorous allocation decision. The work is serious because the capital is serious.
Bitcoin and the Family Office
Published 2026. Foreword by Richard Wilson, founder of the Family Office Club
Published 2026. Foreword by Richard Wilson, founder of the Family Office Club
Most allocators are still asking whether Bitcoin belongs in the portfolio. The families and advisors we work with have moved past that question and are asking how to size it, structure it, and integrate it without disrupting what already works. This book is the practical implementation guide written for that conversation, with a foreword by Richard Wilson and endorsements from family office leaders and institutional allocators. Request your copy below and we will send the PDF directly.
Most allocators are still asking whether Bitcoin belongs in the portfolio. The families and advisors we work with have moved past that question and are asking how to size it, structure it, and integrate it without disrupting what already works. This article advances that conversation by addressing a key foundational issue, providing the framework you need to make informed allocation decisions in your planning.
Most allocators are still asking whether Bitcoin belongs in the portfolio. The families and advisors we work with have moved past that question and are asking how to size it, structure it, and integrate it without disrupting what already works. This article advances that conversation by addressing a key foundational issue, providing the framework you need to make informed allocation decisions in your planning.
Most allocators are still asking whether Bitcoin belongs in the portfolio. The families and advisors we work with have moved past that question and are asking how to size it, structure it, and integrate it without disrupting what already works. This article advances that conversation by addressing a key foundational issue, providing the framework you need to make informed allocation decisions in your planning.
Most allocators are still asking whether Bitcoin belongs in the portfolio. The families and advisors we work with have moved past that question and are asking how to size it, structure it, and integrate it without disrupting what already works. This book is the practical implementation guide written for that conversation, with a foreword by Richard Wilson and endorsements from family office leaders and institutional allocators. Request your copy below and we will send the PDF directly.
Consensus feels like safety. In allocation it is often the most expensive position a family can hold. This book examines the price of moving with the crowd and the discipline required to think independently about Bitcoin, monetary history, and the positions that compound across generations. Request your copy below and we will send the PDF directly.