In a move set to redefine Latin America’s crypto landscape, Brazilian pure-play Bitcoin firm OranjeBTC will list on São Paulo’s B3 exchange this October through a reverse merger with listed prep-course provider Intergraus. With an eye-catching $410 million in Bitcoin reserves—3,650 BTC on its balance sheet—OranjeBTC instantly positions itself as the region’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder, outpacing competitors and offering investors a fresh avenue for Bitcoin exposure through legacy financial infrastructure.
Founded by Guilherme Gomes, a former Bridgewater Associates executive, OranjeBTC breaks convention with a singular mission: to build a robust Bitcoin treasury vehicle tailored for institutions and everyday investors alike. This model draws parallels with the trajectory of MicroStrategy in the U.S., signaling Brazil’s arrival as a serious player in Bitcoin-focused equity.
The company’s upcoming public entry utilizes a reverse IPO mechanism—merging with Intergraus to inherit its listing and unlock broad market access. Post-merger, nearly 85% of shares will remain in free float, enabling both institutional and retail investors to tap into an equity framework anchored exclusively in Bitcoin accumulation.
OranjeBTC’s backers read like a who’s who of the global blockchain sector: Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, Blockstream’s Adam Back, Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas, as well as U.S. asset managers Off the Chain Capital and ParaFi Capital. Notably, Eric Weiss—early adviser to MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor—sits on its board, reinforcing the company’s credibility in digital asset treasury management.
OranjeBTC’s entry into B3 comes amid Brazil’s accelerated openness to crypto assets. The exchange has previously listed Bitcoin futures and unveiled digital custody options, but OranjeBTC’s listing marks the first time a company fully dedicated to Bitcoin accumulation will be accessible via traditional trading channels.
This landmark listing isn’t merely a regional milestone; it’s a blueprint for integrating digital asset treasuries with familiar market platforms. As volatility remains an industry staple, OranjeBTC’s playbook prioritizes long-term holding while opening the gates to a new investor profile—those seeking exposure to Bitcoin’s upside without navigating opaque crypto exchanges.
For Latin American investors and market watchers, OranjeBTC represents both a new chapter in fintech innovation and a barometer for the broader acceptance of cryptocurrencies in mainstream financial markets.
