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    Billionaire-Backed Bitcoin Firm OranjeBTC to Begin Trading at Brazilian Exchange

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    Posted on October 1, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    OranjeBTC, backed by billionaires, will trade on Brazil's B3 exchange. It aims to expand its bitcoin treasury and educate investors via a reverse IPO.

    OranjeBTC, Backed by Billionaires, Set to Trade on Brazilian Exchange

    By Gabriel Araujo and Luciana Magalhaes

    SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Brazilian cryptocurrency firm OranjeBTC is scheduled to begin trading on the local stock exchange B3 next week as it tries to challenge the dominance of fintech Meliuz, the first listed firm to have a bitcoin treasury strategy in the country.

    OranjeBTC's goal is to attract more local investors, thus expanding its treasury reserve, and teach stockholders about the bitcoin market using their own learning platform, founder and CEO Guilherme Gomes said.

    Certain types of investors who may be prohibited by regulation from buying bitcoins directly can invest in the asset through publicly traded companies, Gomes said.

    "Bitcoin will change financial systems as we know it, and will reshape markets," he said. "Our main focus is bitcoin at the highest level." 

    Before arriving at the Sao Paulo stock exchange, OranjeBTC attracted the backing of some well-known international investors, including Mexican entrepreneur Ricardo Salinas, the owner of Banco Azteca, Gomes said.

    Other backers include Gemini co-founders Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, crypto brokerage FalconX, and Adam Back, a leading name in bitcoin mining. 

    OranjeBTC currently owns a treasury reserve of 3,650 bitcoins, Gomes said. At current prices, that would be valued at more than $420 million. 

    Instead of a traditional IPO, the company will go public in a “reverse initial public offering” by listing shares through a recently acquired education-focused subsidiary, Intergraus, that already trades on B3, Gomes said.  

    (Reporting by Luciana Magalhaes and Gabriel Araujo; Editing by Sergio Non)

    Key Takeaways

    • •OranjeBTC to trade on Brazil's B3 exchange.
    • •Backed by billionaires like Ricardo Salinas.
    • •Plans to expand bitcoin treasury reserves.
    • •Utilizes reverse IPO for public listing.
    • •Aims to educate investors on bitcoin.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Billionaire-backed bitcoin firm OranjeBTC to begin trading at Brazilian exchange

    1What is cryptocurrency?

    Cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security. It operates on decentralized networks based on blockchain technology.

    2What is a stock exchange?

    A stock exchange is a marketplace where stocks, bonds, and other securities are bought and sold. It provides a platform for companies to raise capital and for investors to trade.

    3What is a treasury reserve?

    A treasury reserve refers to the holdings of a company or organization in cash or liquid assets, often used to manage financial stability and liquidity.

    4What is a reverse initial public offering?

    A reverse initial public offering is a method for a private company to go public by merging with a publicly traded company, allowing it to bypass the traditional IPO process.

    5What is a fintech company?

    A fintech company is a business that leverages technology to provide financial services, including banking, investing, and payments, often with a focus on innovation and efficiency.

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