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OranjeBTC is set to list on Brazil’s B3 stock exchange via a reverse merger with Intergraus, a publicly traded education firm, in early October 2025. The transaction, subject to regulatory and corporate approvals, will see OranjeBTC assume control of Intergraus’ listing, with an estimated 85% free float to ensure liquidity for institutional and retail investors [1]. The company’s balance sheet will include 3,650 BTC, valued at approximately $400 million based on current prices, positioning it as Latin America’s largest publicly traded
treasury firm and among the top global corporate Bitcoin holders [2]. This valuation surpasses Brazilian fintech Méliuz, which holds 650 BTC, by nearly sixfold [3].The reverse merger strategy bypasses traditional IPO timelines, enabling OranjeBTC to leverage Intergraus’ existing infrastructure while accelerating its entry into the Brazilian capital markets. The company’s approach aligns with the corporate treasury model pioneered by MicroStrategy, with founder Guilherme Gomes emphasizing Bitcoin’s role as a long-term strategic reserve [4]. Institutional backing includes the Winklevoss twins, Blockstream’s Adam Back, Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego, and U.S. asset managers Off the Chain Capital and ParaFi Capital [5]. This convergence of crypto-native and traditional capital enhances credibility, a rare combination in Latin America’s emerging digital asset ecosystem [6].
OranjeBTC’s listing also includes a planned educational initiative, leveraging Intergraus’ platform to deliver courses on Bitcoin custody, risk management, and regulatory compliance. The program aims to bridge knowledge gaps among investors and professionals, fostering informed adoption of digital assets [7]. This aligns with Brazil’s growing institutional interest in cryptocurrencies, exemplified by B3’s 2022 launch of Bitcoin futures and exploratory crypto custody services [8].
The move could catalyze broader adoption of Bitcoin treasuries in the region. Analysts note that a listed company with 3,650 BTC may expand Brazil’s institutional investor base in crypto-linked assets by 10–20%, depending on free float participation [9]. For OranjeBTC, success hinges on governance quality, regulatory clarity, and risk management frameworks for its Bitcoin reserves. Post-merger steps include financial statement updates, price-sensitive disclosures, and audits of BTC holdings to meet B3 and CVM (Brazil’s securities regulator) requirements [10].
Market observers highlight the transaction’s dual impact: enhancing transparency in corporate Bitcoin holdings and creating a benchmark for valuation standards in emerging markets. While volatility remains a concern, OranjeBTC’s strategy underscores Bitcoin’s growing acceptance as a mainstream asset. The company’s aggressive accumulation model could inspire banks and insurers in Latin America to adopt similar strategies, as seen in the U.S. and Asia [11].
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