Active Energy Group PLC treasury strategy adviser Adrian Rowles talked with Proactive about the company’s initial $100,000 allocation into a basket of trending digital assets and how that short-term programme complements longer-term energy and AI hosting initiatives. Rowles explained that Active Energy maintains some Bitcoin in its longer-term treasury, but the new, tactical allocation focuses on highly liquid alternatives with strong community momentum, such as Solana, Binance Coin and Dogecoin. He noted the timing also reflects caution around a major Bitcoin options expiry and the associated volatility. “It just seems a very good place to dip our toe in the water and start to position some of this money, and I’m anticipating the fourth quarter is going to be exceptionally strong,” Rowles said. Rowles outlined an institutional-style risk framework for the 30–90-day trading approach, including sizing, exposure, timing and duration limits aimed at optimising returns while limiting downside. He also set out how the trading activity sits alongside Active Energy’s pipeline of AI power and hosting projects. The company has “projects in the pipeline… securing in excess of £10 million in revenue” and is in advanced stages of implementation, he said. Rowles added that Active Energy has identified surplus energy that can be sold to third parties amid tight grid conditions driven by AI demand. He cited a 30MW pipeline, describing it as power sufficient for a small town, and shared a constructive fourth-quarter outlook after a “red September” for crypto. For more interviews like this, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. If you found this useful, please like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for future content. #ActiveEnergyGroup #AdrianRowles #CryptoTreasury #Altcoins #Solana #BNB #Dogecoin #Bitcoin #AIHosting #EnergyInfrastructure #TreasuryStrategy #Q4Outlook #30MW