Hypersurface announced the acquisition of the Bitcoin Native Treasury Infrastructure Company, Acre, and the two parties planned to launch a chain-based Bitcoin Revenue Treasury called HSBPI. This product is run on BTC prices and earns the right to the right through a strategy of proactively managed volatility, with the target user wishing to increase the source of the income in addition to holding bitcoin.

Run product at BTC price

Unlike most products that indirectly generate gains through ETF, voucher accounts or Bitcoin-related equities, the programme emphasizes the completion of the whole process along the chain, with BTC as the unit of account. Two companies stated that users could participate in managed options without having to convert bitcoin into traditional financial products.

The new vault will combine the Bitcoin Deposit Infrastructure of Acre with the Volatility Implementation Engine that HyperEVM runs on HyperEVM. Strategic management will be the responsibility of the Digital Asset Quantification Investment Agency, Monarq Assembly Management.

Aim for the revenue needs of thebitcoinholders

In recent years, there have been more revenue-oriented products in the market around bitcoin, with the core idea being to draw cash flows from highly volatile assets through an option strategy. In traditional markets, such practices are common in strategies such as reserve-to-exchange increases and have been adopted by some bitcoin-related ETFs.

The two companies judged that there was a similar demand in the chain market, particularly among users who had long-standing BTC but wished to increase their sources of income in addition to price increases. Proponents believe that, if products were to remain in chains and in the form in which they were originally held in bitcoin, they could be closer to the way in which they were used to centralize finance.

Acquisition points to the expansion of the financialization of bitcoin.

The acquisition also reflects an attempt by the industry to expand Bitcoin from a mere holding of assets to assets that could be involved in more financial activities. Loans, returns and complex strategic infrastructure on bitcoin are still relatively limited compared to DeFi applications, which are already more mature in the ecology of the Taicha.

Acre has in the past mainly built its own Bitcoin products, with a focus on allowing users to obtain a gain while retaining control over assets. Hypersurface focuses on chain up and volatility trading infrastructure. When combined, the goal is to provide a bitcoin-strategy product closer to the institutional level.

Follow-up to integration

According to the disclosure, the acquisition still requires final documentation and operational preparation, with more details to be published in the coming months. Existing Acre users can then choose to move to the new vault and continue to retain their Bitcoin hosting arrangements.