OranjeBTC, a Bitcoin-focused investment firm supported by several prominent billionaires, is set to debut on Brazil’s B3 stock exchange in São Paulo. The move will provide traditional investors in Brazil with a regulated pathway to gain exposure to Bitcoin through publicly traded shares.
The listing marks a major milestone for Brazil’s expanding digital asset market, which has seen growing institutional interest amid supportive regulation and rising retail demand. OranjeBTC’s shares will be traded under the ticker OBTC3, giving investors access to Bitcoin’s performance without directly holding or managing the asset.
According to company representatives, the IPO proceeds will be used to expand Bitcoin custody operations, enhance on-chain analytics tools, and support mining infrastructure across Latin America. OranjeBTC positions itself as a bridge between traditional finance and crypto investment, aiming to attract pension funds, wealth managers, and high-net-worth individuals seeking diversified exposure to digital assets.
“Brazil is one of the most dynamic crypto markets in the world,” said OranjeBTC CEO Lucas Pereira. “Our listing on B3 reflects the growing maturity of Bitcoin as an investable asset class in regulated environments.”
Analysts note that the move could pave the way for similar offerings in other Latin American markets, as local regulators increasingly integrate digital asset products into mainstream financial systems.
