Crypto Titan Anthony Pompliano Eyes $750M Bitcoin Mega-Deal Through SPAC Merger
Wall Street''s playing catch-up—again. Bitcoin bull Anthony Pompliano is orchestrating a $750 million end-run around traditional finance via SPAC merger, proving crypto moves faster than SEC paperwork.
When legacy finance finally gets a Bitcoin ETF approved, the OGs are already three chess moves ahead. Pompliano''s SPAC play could flood the market with institutional-grade exposure—just as the Fed starts cutting rates. Timing? Impeccable. Irony? Delicious.
One question remains: Will this trigger the mother of all FOMO rallies, or just another ''we told you so'' moment for the crypto faithful? Either way, the suits are now forced to watch from the sidelines as the digital gold rush enters its next chapter.
Pompliano’s Bitcoin initiative
Columbus Circle Capital 1 raised $250 million in a May IPO and was created to identify merger targets in sectors like fintech, digital assets, and AI. Cohen & Company, a New York-based boutique investment bank, sponsors the SPAC.
Pompliano is no stranger to dealmaking. Earlier this year, he raised $220 million for a separate blank-check vehicle not involved in this initiative.
The ProCapBTC deal is still under negotiation, and sources say an announcement could come as soon as next week.
The push aligns with a wave of crypto activity that has picked up in recent months amid speculation that digital assets will play a larger role in U.S. economic policy under a second Trump administration.
