The CFO in Blockchain
A senior CFO's framework for navigating treasury, on-chain settlement, carbon accounting, MiCA regulation, and audit in the crypto era. The vocabulary is new; the discipline is not.
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Two flagship frameworks and five shorter essays — the questions a CFO at the intersection of blockchain, AI, and global commerce considers most consequential. Frameworks, not forecasts.
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Flagship essays
The two pillars.
Each is a full analytical framework, structured in eight sections, with a closing set of numbered principles.
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Shorter essays
Five shorter pieces.
Focused arguments — each one a single question, answered in roughly six minutes of reading.
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03 Essay
Treasury management when your balance sheet holds a token
A CFO's framework for managing a native token in treasury — valuation, hedging, liquidity, and the accounting decisions that have to be made before they become urgent.
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04 Essay
What MiCA changes for the crypto-era CFO
MiCA is not primarily a legal problem — it is a finance and controls problem that arrives on the CFO's desk regardless of how the legal team handles it.
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05 Essay
Closing the books at on-chain speed
On-chain settlement changes the raw material of accounting — the transaction record — and the finance function that adapts to it earns advantages the one clinging to the old workflow cannot match.
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06 Essay
Carbon credits are an accounting problem before they're a climate one
The carbon credit market is growing fast and the accounting standards have not kept pace — which means the CFO who does not build a rigorous framework now will be building it under pressure later.
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07 Essay
The finance function, rebuilt AI-native
AI does not automate the finance function — it redesigns it. The CFOs who understand the difference will build something significantly more capable than the ones automating tasks at the margin.
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