Caliber adopts blockchain-based treasury strategy focused on LINK token acquisition

Mark Stanton, President & CEO - Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce
Mark Stanton, President & CEO - Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce
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Caliber, a real estate asset manager based in Scottsdale, Arizona, has announced the approval of a new digital asset treasury strategy and policy by its Board of Directors. The company plans to allocate part of its treasury funds to purchase LINK tokens, which are used on the Chainlink protocol. Caliber aims to hold these tokens for long-term appreciation and generate yield through staking.

As part of this initiative, Caliber is forming a Crypto Advisory Board made up of experts in digital assets and blockchain technology. This group will advise management and the board on implementing and overseeing the new strategy and related activities. The advisory board has been monitoring trends in digital asset treasury management and will help align Caliber’s capital structure with industry best practices.

The company’s digital asset treasury policy outlines procedures for acquiring, securing, and managing digital assets like LINK. It covers sources of funding, security measures, internal controls, and ongoing oversight by both management and the board. According to Caliber’s leadership, this move is intended to increase shareholder value, strengthen the balance sheet, and improve liquidity.

The Board stated that holding LINK as a reserve asset offers exposure to a liquid digital token with potential for long-term growth. They also noted that using Chainlink’s technology could help automate business processes such as asset valuation and fund administration. These steps are designed to set Caliber apart from other public real estate companies and attract investor interest.

“We believe that implementing a digital asset treasury strategy strengthens our balance sheet and aligns Caliber with the future of digital finance, positioning us at the forefront of innovation in the real estate and investment management sector,” said Chris Loeffler, Chief Executive Officer of Caliber. “Caliber has always sought to become a diversified alternative asset manager, and this decision allows us to present shareholders with a platform investing in real and digital asset infrastructure.”

“Caliber assembled a team of experts, with our legal advisors at Perkins Coie and at Manatt, Phelps and Phillips, our existing audit firm, Deloitte, and our Crypto Advisory Board to ensure that we have the knowledge, skillset and governance needed to execute this strategy responsibly and effectively. Now that our intentions are clear to the public, we look forward to deepening our relationships with the incredibly robust community supporting Chainlink’s mission and vision.”

LINK serves as the native token for Chainlink’s decentralized oracle network—a system recognized for providing secure data connections between blockchains and external information sources. Chainlink has developed partnerships with institutions such as Mastercard, DTCC (Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation), and SWIFT.

Caliber intends to accumulate LINK tokens over time while reporting regularly on progress to its board members as well as adhering strictly to its newly established policies. Funding for these acquisitions will come from existing lines of credit (ELOC), cash reserves, or issuing equity-based securities. The company plans to use its experience from previous investment offerings—such as its Series AA preferred stock—and in-house distribution channels when expanding its LINK holdings.

Caliber manages more than $2.9 billion in assets across hospitality properties, multi-family residences, and industrial spaces nationwide. Its business model focuses on investing in areas often overlooked by larger global institutions while maintaining control through an internal shared services group.

Forward-looking statements regarding this new strategy caution about risks related to volatility or regulation surrounding digital assets like LINK; execution challenges; custody issues; or changes reflected in filings with regulators such as annual or quarterly reports submitted to the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC).

For further information:
Caliber Investor Relations:
Ilya Grozovsky
+1 480-214-1915
Ilya@CaliberCo.com



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