Jiuzi bets on Bitcoin yield via BitFi’s $2.75b asset pool

Jiuzi is transforming its billion-dollar treasury from a passive crypto holding into a revenue-generating engine by plugging directly into BitFi’s network of staking and arbitrage strategies.

Summary

• Jiuzi Holdings partnered with BitFi to access a $2.75 billion Bitcoin asset pool and launch yield-generating strategies.
• The deal marks Jiuzi’s shift from passive crypto holdings to active participation in Bitcoin finance.
• Both firms stress full regulatory compliance as Jiuzi expands its $1 billion digital asset treasury across BTC, ETH, and BNB.

According to a press release dated Oct. 20, Nasdaq-listed Jiuzi Holdings has executed a strategic cooperation agreement with crypto platform BitFi. The deal grants Jiuzi full access to BitFi’s $2.75 billion ecosystem of wrapped Bitcoin assets, including WBTC and BTCB.

The partnership will see Jiuzi make an initial capital injection into BitFi’s multi-chain staking and arbitrage strategies, with plans to scale its commitment progressively. Notably, a newly formed joint committee with BitFi will focus on developing structured yield products and exploring compliant tokenization of real-world assets, signaling a move beyond simple asset accumulation.

Jiuzi seeks to bridge corporate treasury and on-chain yield

Per the statement, the partnership redefines Jiuzi’s role in the digital-asset space. The company is moving from simply holding Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to positioning itself as an active, integrated Bitcoin financial-services provider.

Both companies emphasized that the collaboration will adhere to Nasdaq listing standards and U.S. securities rules, signaling a deliberate attempt to frame the project within existing oversight rather than operating at its edges. This distinction may prove critical as public firms test how traditional compliance frameworks can coexist with decentralized yield mechanics.

The development follows Jiuzi’s September announcement of a $1 billion digital asset treasury allocation split among Bitcoin, Ether, and BNB. That plan introduced a new layer of institutional discipline around crypto management, including the creation of a dedicated risk committee led by CFO Huijie Gao to oversee investment policy and compliance.