Warren Buffett-Inspired Strategy Drives Canadian Bitcoin Treasury Growth | US Crypto News

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What happens when long-term investment wisdom meets the fast-moving adoption of Bitcoin? A Canadian fintech is quietly blending patience, discipline, and digital assets, showing that a Buffett-inspired approach might find its footing in crypto.

Mogo Inc., a Canadian fintech company, is demonstrating that Warren Buffett’s value investing principles can coexist with digital assets.

In May 2024, the company adopted what it calls the Berkshire Hathaway playbook, integrating long-term, disciplined investing principles into its wealth platform.

The move marked a deliberate pivot away from speculative trading. It emphasized patience, temperament, and behavioral discipline, core tenets of Buffett’s approach.

Eighteen months later, that philosophy is showing tangible results in Mogo’s digital asset strategy, particularly Bitcoin.

“Mogo reports continued platform growth and record assets under management in Q3 2025,” said Mogo Inc. President and co-founder Greg Feller.

In Q3 2025, the company increased its Bitcoin holdings by over 300% quarter-over-quarter, bringing the total to $4.7 million. This follows a July 2025 move, where Mogo’s board approved a strategic initiative authorizing up to $50 million in Bitcoin allocations as a long-term reserve asset and capital benchmark.

The Q3 allocations were funded through excess cash and monetization of other investments, all while maintaining operational liquidity.

The board has formally designated Bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset and capital benchmark. This signals a structured, treasury-focused approach to crypto holdings rather than short-term speculation.

The initiative forms part of a broader evolution of Mogo’s Intelligent Investing platform, which integrates both self-directed and managed investing.

The system utilizes behavioral science to reduce impulsive trading and encourage measured, long-term decisions. These principles align with the Berkshire Hathaway ethos.

By pairing this disciplined framework with a growing crypto allocation, Mogo is bridging traditional value investing and modern digital assets in a way rarely seen in the fintech space.

Mogo’s approach contrasts sharply with the typical retail crypto market, dominated by high-frequency trading and leveraged bets. By treating Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, the company is signaling that disciplined, long-term investment principles can survive, and even thrive, in crypto markets.

The firm intends to continue building its Bitcoin treasury while expanding the behavioral investing features of its platform.

“With the wind-down of our legacy trading business now behind us and continued execution of our Bitcoin treasury strategy, we’re entering 2026 with a stronger foundation and multiple tailwinds supporting our momentum,” read an excerpt in the press release, citing Feller.

Its Q3 report makes clear that the fintech sees this as a structural shift, one that combines Buffett-inspired discipline with the opportunities of the digital asset economy.

Investors fatigued by speculation can emulate the Canadian company’s approach, which showcases a rare model for measured and thoughtful participation in Bitcoin.

Here’s a summary of more US crypto news to follow today:

• SharpLink’s $100 million Ethereum staking windfall ignites institutional treasury shift.

• BlackRock just gave the XRP community what it’s been waiting for.

• Grayscale’s Filecoin holdings hit a record high as the FIL price shows signs of recovery.

• Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs see first November inflows after $2.9 billion outflow streak.

• XRP buyers pull $300 million off exchanges, but risk from long-term holders remains.

• Analyst shares quick survival guide for altcoin traders amid November fear.

• Three storage coins showing strong accumulation — kicking off a new capital rotation trend.

• Bitcoin ETFs $2 billion outflows could push BTC into capitulation.

• Elixir shuts down the deUSD stablecoin after Stream Finance’s $93 million loss.

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