Brazilian cryptocurrency firm OranjeBTC has purchased 16 Bitcoin (BTC) for roughly $1.94 million, reports CoinGecko. This move increases the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 3,691 BTC, valued at about $389 million. The purchase price averaged $121,058 per BTC, reflecting OranjeBTC’s confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term value. This acquisition also boosts OranjeBTC’s year-to-date Bitcoin yield to 1.5% for 2025. The company now ranks #22 among public companies by Bitcoin holdings.
$BTC BUYS: OranjeBTC acquires 16 Bitcoin worth $1.94M.
— CoinGecko (@coingecko) October 14, 2025
They now rank #22 among public companies by BTC holdings. pic.twitter.com/iV7sp15d3R
OranjeBTC continues to follow a clear plan, which is to accumulate Bitcoin as a long-term investment. By buying more BTC, the company increases its influence in the Latin American cryptocurrency market.
The company’s existing holdings had a cost basis of $105,412 per Bitcoin, showing a strong return potential. Moreover, OranjeBTC’s move shows confidence in Bitcoin as a store of value and a hedge against traditional market volatility.
OranjeBTC is preparing to go public on Brazil’s B3 stock exchange. The listing is expected in early October and will make OranjeBTC the biggest publicly traded Bitcoin treasury firm in Brazil.
The company plans to list through a reverse IPO by merging with its publicly traded education subsidiary, Intergraus. This structure lets Brazilian investors gain exposure to Bitcoin through traditional equities. The public listing also positions OranjeBTC ahead of other fintech companies, such as Meliuz, and increases transparency for investors.
OranjeBTC has strong support from international investors. These include Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas, the Winklevoss twins, crypto firm FalconX and Bitcoin pioneer Adam Back.
These partnerships make OranjeBTC’s credibility stronger. They also give the company financial stability to grow operations and attract more investors in Latin America.
Beyond investments, OranjeBTC is committed to financial education. The company plans to launch a platform to teach Latin American investors about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
This platform will explain the benefits and risks of crypto investments. OranjeBTC hopes that educating users will encourage more informed decisions and help grow the local cryptocurrency ecosystem.
OranjeBTC’s purchase of 16 BTC and its upcoming public listing show the company’s long-term vision. By increasing holdings and offering public access, OranjeBTC strengthens its presence in the crypto market.
The firm is well-positioned to lead in Latin America, thanks to investor support and a focus on education. These initiatives also give transparency and encourage broader adoption of Bitcoin in the region.
With strategic moves like these, OranjeBTC demonstrates that well-managed companies can combine investment growth, public accountability and community education to shape the future of cryptocurrency in Latin America.