A significant development in the cryptocurrency landscape is on the horizon as OranjeBTC, a Bitcoin-focused company in Latin America, prepares to go public on Brazil’s B3 exchange in early October. With over $400 million in Bitcoin reserves, OranjeBTC is poised to become Brazil’s largest publicly-traded firm holding Bitcoin treasury.
The announcement was confirmed by local media outlet Brazil Journal and during the DAC 2025 conference at Mercado Bitcoin, detailing that OranjeBTC will enter the public arena through a reverse merger with Intergraus, a company that provides preparatory courses and is already listed on the exchange. Upon completion of this merger, OranjeBTC will inherit Intergraus’ public listing, with an impressive free float estimated at 85%.
Holding 3,650 Bitcoin, OranjeBTC surpasses Brazilian fintech Méliuz by a substantial margin, positioning itself as the most significant player in the Brazilian market for publicly-traded Bitcoin treasury firms. This amount of Bitcoin would also rank OranjeBTC among the top 25 corporate holders globally, and the company has expressed ambitions to aggressively expand its reserves moving forward.
OranjeBTC’s venture has attracted notable backers from the crypto investment community, including well-known figures such as Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, Bitcoin pioneer Adam Back, and trading platform FalconX. Additionally, established Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego, as well as institutional players like Off the Chain Capital and ParaFi Capital, have participated in the initial funding round, further legitimizing the company’s ambitions.
In addition to its treasury management, OranjeBTC aims to broaden its reach by launching a financial education platform tailored specifically for Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, leveraging Intergraus’ established infrastructure to facilitate this educational initiative. This dual focus on reserve growth and education could play a pivotal role in increasing Bitcoin adoption in the region.
