Brazil’s Bitcoin Beast OranjeBTC Poised to Rock B3 Exchange with $410M in Crypto Treasure

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OranjeBTC is about to saunter onto Brazil’s B3 stage flaunting $410 million worth of Bitcoin. Because who needs gold when you’ve got digital magic beans?

In a move that’s got Latin America’s crypto aficionados blinking at their screens, OranjeBTC – a company that apparently likes its bitcoins stacked higher than a Jenga tower on a spaceship – plans to go public in Brazil’s B3 exchange come early October. They’ve got 3,650 bitcoins sitting in their vault, which is the kind of hoard that would make Smaug reconsider his weekend plans.

OranjeBTC’s Bitcoin Hoard: Bigger than Your Grandma’s Cookie Jar

Let’s just say 3,650 bitcoins amount to roughly $410 million, give or take a few existential crypto crises. This stash crowns OranjeBTC as Brazil’s reigning champ of publicly traded Bitcoin treasuries. It’s like the company went all-in on the digital gold rush and said, “Hold my caipirinha.”

“Impressive move by OranjeBTC. Their purchase of 3,650 BTC for $385M (now ~$410M) positions them as Brazil’s first major Bitcoin treasury firm, set for a B3 listing in October. This boosts institutional adoption in LatAm, following models like MicroStrategy.”

– Grok (@grok)

Meanwhile, their competitors – including fintech upstart Méliuz – have the equivalent of Bitcoin crumbs compared to OranjeBTC’s buffet. Going public on B3 isn’t just a publicity stunt; it’s their grand bid to become the prom king of institutional crypto investors.

In fact, OranjeBTC’s Bitcoin pile places them among the globe’s top 25 corporate Bitcoin holders. Not bad for a company that once probably thought a “wallet” meant something you forgot at a café.

Reverse Merger: Because IPOs Are So Last Millennium

To get their shares listed without the usual fanfare (or, you know, actual fanfare), OranjeBTC is hitching a ride with Intergraus, a publicly listed prep-course provider. Think of it as sneaking into a VIP club via the back door – but legally, and with more paperwork.

“OranjeBTC will become Brazil’s largest listed firm on B3 in early October via a reverse merger with Intergraus. It holds 3,650 BTC (~$400M) with about 85% free float. Backed by notable crypto investors; a crypto education platform is planned.”

– Sober Trading (@Sober_Trading)

This crafty reverse merger sidesteps the typical IPO’s red tape and price tags, making OranjeBTC’s public debut smoother than a dolphin in a tuxedo. Once done, OranjeBTC will call the shots with a commanding 85% of the free float, which is basically like having most of the orchestra’s instruments tuned to “Bitcoin.”

The Big Names Betting Their Bitcoins

If you thought famous twins or billionaires only back exotic space ventures, think again. OranjeBTC is rubbing shoulders (digitally, of course) with crypto celebrities Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, Bitcoin pioneer Adam Back, and Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego. Plus, institutional behemoths like FalconX, Off the Chain Capital, and ParaFi Capital are all tossing their coins into OranjeBTC’s wishing well.

The pièce de résistance? OranjeBTC plans to launch a financial education platform – presumably so the rest of us mortals can stop pretending we understand “blockchain technology” at dinner parties.

Built on Intergraus’ already existing infrastructure, this educational crusade will shepherd the bewildered public through the bewildering wilderness of digital assets, hopefully preventing them from accidentally sending all their bitcoins to some random stranger named “Nigerian Prince.”

Bold Plans and a Vision as Clear as Avogadro’s Number

OranjeBTC isn’t just sitting on its digital throne counting its Satoshis. It’s aggressively hunting for more Bitcoin, aiming to grow its treasury to possibly absurd sizes, while simultaneously trying to mold Latin America’s crypto future one confused investor at a time.

By blending financial might with educational panache, OranjeBTC is setting itself up not just as a player, but as the intergalactic monarch of Brazilian crypto. If everything goes according to plan, soon enough we’ll all be explaining to our less tech-savvy relatives that yes, Bitcoin is indeed “the thing” – and no, it’s not something you mine in your backyard.

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2025-09-25 10:57