An interesting development has emerged in Bitcoin strategy discussions. Major companies are reportedly abandoning the traditional metric of EPS (Earnings Per Share) entirely and switching to a new evaluation framework called BPS (Bitcoin Per Share).

According to reports from last week, the CEO of this company explicitly stated that "BPS will become a key performance indicator." In other words, they are positioning the movement of the cryptocurrency market, especially Bitcoin, at the core of their management decisions.

What’s even more intriguing is the performance aspect. By dynamically optimizing capital, equity, debt, and credit structures using a multivariate model, they secured a return of 9.4% since the beginning of the year and generated approximately $5 billion in book profits from Bitcoin-related assets, indicating that this strategy is indeed effective.

Seeing this kind of movement reveals how seriously institutional investors are taking Bitcoin and how they are positioning it. It’s no longer just a speculative asset but has entered a phase where it is integrated into corporate capital strategies. I believe this is a noteworthy development in considering the overall maturity of the cryptocurrency market.