OranjeBTC, a company centered on Bitcoin in Latin America, is preparing to debut on Brazil’s B3 stock exchange at the start of October. With Bitcoin reserves exceeding $400 million, it will become the largest publicly-listed firm in Brazil with a focus on Bitcoin holdings.
This development was confirmed by both the Brazil Journal and during Mercado Bitcoin’s DAC 2025 event. OranjeBTC plans to go public through a reverse merger with Intergraus, an educational service provider already trading on the exchange. Following this transaction, OranjeBTC will take over Intergraus’ listing and have approximately 85% of its shares available for public trading.
The company currently possesses 3,650 Bitcoins, which is about six times more than Méliuz, another major Brazilian fintech involved in publicly-traded bitcoin reserves. This amount places Oranje among the top 25 corporate holders of Bitcoin worldwide. The firm has expressed intentions to significantly increase its reserve as reported by local media outlets.
Supporting this initiative are prominent figures in cryptocurrency investment such as Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, early bitcoin adopter Adam Back, FalconX trading platform founder Ricardo Salinas Pliego from Mexico. Additionally participating were institutional investors like Off the Chain Capital and ParaFi Capital according to reports.
In addition to managing its bitcoin assets , Oranje aims to develop an educational platform dedicated to financial literacy around cryptocurrencies using Intergraus’ existing resources.