
- Faraday Future introduces C10 Treasury and Index.
- Aims for $500M-$1B in crypto assets.
- First US-listed firm with on-chain treasury.

Faraday Future launched the C10 Treasury and released the C10 Index, a pioneering crypto asset basket by a US-listed company, on August 17, 2025. Initial purchases of $30 million aim to grow to a $500 million to $1 billion target.
Faraday Future, on August 17, 2025, launched the C10 Treasury program and C10 Index in the U.S. stock market, led by Jia Yueting in California.
The launch signals Faraday Future’s entry into crypto, potentially bridging traditional finance and digital assets, as evidenced by supportive reactions.
Faraday Future officially introduced the C10 Treasury program and C10 Index as strategic moves to integrate cryptocurrency with its electric vehicle innovation. This initiative involves an initial $30 million in crypto acquisitions and plans to expand to $500 million or even $1 billion. The program is led by company founder Jia Yueting, who has aimed to blend bleeding-edge technology with classic business approaches. California State Treasurer Fiona Ma expressed support, aligning the project with Faraday’s dual ecosystem strategy.
The introduction of the C10 Index impacts the top ten crypto assets, excluding stablecoins. The C10 Treasury leverages an 80% passive and 20% active management model to foster financial returns. As the first of its kind by a US-listed entity, the initiative sets a precedent in treasury crypto allocations, offering a diversified index strategy rather than single-asset focus.
Fiona Ma, California State Treasurer, – “I support Faraday Future’s new dual-ecosystem strategy integrating blockchain and electric vehicle innovation. Initiatives like the C10 Index Treasury provide a bridge between traditional finance and an evolving digital economy.”
The program might influence similar corporate treasury strategies with on-chain transparency emphasized by creating a dedicated entity, FFAI Crypto Treasury and Bridging Holdings Inc. Further funding and compliance alignments are expected as the company aims to rub shoulders with established tech giants through such dual-oriented ventures.
The potential outcomes include increased crypto adoption among corporates and enhanced indexes for mainstream investors. Ultimately, Faraday seeks to redefine corporate crypto asset management by creating innovative financial products in crypto markets. Historical context suggests that this could signal broader acceptance and integration of crypto with traditional financial frameworks, drawing from parallels with Tesla and MicroStrategy’s strategies.
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