Avalon Labs Announces Membership in the Bitcoin Enterprise Alliance BFC Initiated by MicroStrategy and Bitcoin Magazine
On July 17, it was announced that Avalon Labs has officially joined the Bitcoin for Corporations (BFC) alliance, which was co-founded by the US-listed company MicroStrategy and Bitcoin Magazine, becoming an Executive Member of the organization. The alliance is dedicated to advancing the strategic adoption of Bitcoin among global enterprises, assisting companies in building Bitcoin treasuries, formulating Bitcoin strategies, and providing education and resources for senior executives. As a pioneer in driving corporate Bitcoin adoption, BFC currently has more than twenty member companies, including MicroStrategy. Joining BFC will further strengthen Avalon Labs' leading position in the field of Bitcoin financial infrastructure and provide support and a bridge for more enterprises and institutions to embrace Bitcoin.
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