Alexander Leishman, CEO of River, a financial company that provides Zero FEE Bitcoin recurring purchase services, emphasizes that companies are increasingly adopting Bitcoin as part of their corporate financial strategy. On social media, Leishman revealed that several companies have registered rivers as part of the Bitcoin accumulation process. He said over the past two days, River has been equipped with several institutions, including bike shops, fertility clinics, IT consulting platforms, real estate companies, manufacturing companies, legal services companies, food and beverage companies. “We never release client information, but there’s a lot of business about it on Twitter!” he concluded.
River CEO: Companies are buying more and more Bitcoin

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