Breaking: Brazil’s OranjeBTC Goes All-In on Bitcoin Strategy with B3 Exchange Listing
Brazil's financial markets just got a crypto heavyweight as OranjeBTC makes its explosive debut on B3—and they're betting everything on Bitcoin.
The Bitcoin-Only Gambit
While other funds diversify into altcoins and DeFi experiments, OranjeBTC is putting all its chips on the original cryptocurrency. No Ethereum, no Solana, no meme coins—just pure Bitcoin exposure for Brazilian investors hungry for digital gold.
This single-asset strategy cuts through the noise of thousands of cryptocurrencies, focusing exclusively on the asset that's weathered multiple market cycles and regulatory battles. They're bypassing the 'altcoin casino' entirely—a refreshing approach in an industry obsessed with the next shiny token.
B3's crypto embrace signals mainstream acceptance is accelerating across Latin America's largest economy. Traditional finance meets digital assets as another major exchange opens its doors to Bitcoin-focused products.
Because sometimes the smartest move in finance is ignoring 99% of the options and going with the one that actually works—a concept that would give most hedge fund managers an aneurysm.
TLDR
- OranjeBTC began trading on Brazil’s B3 exchange through a reverse merger with Intergraus.
- The company entered the market holding 3,675 bitcoin valued at over $444 million.
- OranjeBTC became the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin in Latin America.
- The company raised $210 million from Itaú BBA and other major crypto investors.
- OranjeBTC plans to educate Brazilians about Bitcoin through a dedicated learning platform.
OranjeBTC began trading on Brazil’s B3 stock exchange today through a reverse merger with Intergraus. The company entered the market with 3,675 bitcoin, now valued at over $444 million. This marks a new moment in Latin America, where a firm lists not for its product but for its Bitcoin treasury.
OranjeBTC Becomes Region’s Largest Bitcoin Holder
OranjeBTC now holds more bitcoin than any other listed company in Latin America. It surpasses Méliuz, which holds 605 BTC. OranjeBTC has adopted a strategy focused on bitcoin accumulation as a corporate asset.
We’re live and now trading on the B3 Brazilian stock exchange! 🇧🇷
Ticker: OBTC3 pic.twitter.com/XbzOkc5vPD
— OranjeBTC (@ORANJEBTC) October 7, 2025
The company raised capital through convertible debt and used it to expand its Bitcoin holdings. This model mirrors the strategies employed by U.S. firms like Strategy. OranjeBTC’s total BTC makes it the largest corporate Bitcoin holder in Latin America.
This approach allows the company to offer indirect Bitcoin exposure to investors. With 85% of shares in free float, both institutional and retail investors can now buy in. OranjeBTC enters the market with backing from major global crypto players.
Backed by Heavyweights, Committed to Education
OranjeBTC secured $210 million from Itaú BBA, Brazil’s largest bank’s investment arm. It also gained support from the Winklevoss twins, Ricardo Salinas, Adam Back, FalconX, and U.S. funds Off the Chain and ParaFi. These investments show strong confidence in OranjeBTC’s long-term strategy.
Founder Guilherme Gomes emphasized the firm’s broader mission. “We want to be an information center and help Brazilians understand what money is,” Gomes said in September. OranjeBTC plans to launch an education platform for investors and savers.
The platform will explain Bitcoin’s monetary properties and its use as a tangible asset. It will serve both retail and institutional audiences. OranjeBTC aims to become Brazil’s central source for Bitcoin knowledge.
OranjeBTC does not offer products or services beyond holding Bitcoin. Its Core business revolves around managing its Bitcoin reserves. This strategy enables it to function as a Bitcoin proxy on Brazil’s stock exchange.
By merging into Intergraus, OranjeBTC gained direct market access. The reverse IPO structure facilitated a faster and more efficient listing. Investors now have access to a unique Bitcoin-centric investment on B3.
