According to an X post from OrganjeBTC dated September 24, it notes that it has acquired 3,650 BTC for a total $385 million, at an average price of $105,300 per coin. It is worth noting that the company will debut on the B3 stock exchange in early October with over $400 million in BTC reserves.
Brazil Journal, a known media outlet, noted in a news article of September 23, 2025, that OrganjeBTC, founded by Guilherme Gomes, aims to establish itself as one of the largest Bitcoin treasury companies in Latin America.
The company has secured funding backing from known names of the crypto market, including Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, Ricardo Salinas, and FalconX. Yet it has also received initial funding support from ParaFi Capital and Off the Chain.
The CEO of the company, Guilherme, noted while talking to Brazil Journal that, “ We are taking the formal step to ring the bell at B3 sometime in the first ten days of October.”
In terms of Bitcoin accumulation by publicly listed companies, the path was first opened by Strategy, which now has the highest number globally.
Publicly listed companies boosting their BTC reserve
The pace of buying Bitcoin by publicly listed companies has grown significantly, with now more than 100 companies collectively holding BTC worth billions of dollars.
However, in the initial days, companies only from the United States tapped Bitcoin as a primary treasury reserve asset, but following the wider adoption and praise, now players from different nations are rushing.
As per the BitcoinTreasury Strategy, it stands at the top with 639,835 BTC in balance, followed by Mara Holdings, which had 52,477 BTC, XXI had BTC worth $4,911 million, and Metaplanet owns 25,555 BTC.
Publicly listed companies now collectively hold 1,037,828 Bitcoin, yet ETFs still own most with 1,649,473 BTC in balance, and private companies own 302,863 Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is currently trading at $112,758 with an intraday loss of 0.30% at the same time, the market capitalization is $2.24 trillion, and trading volume is $48.77 billion.
Most recently, it has been reported that crypto treasury companies now hold a combined $105 billion in digital assets, with BTC leading the charge as the core reserve asset.
Companies have continued to treat BTC as digital gold, and this belief has helped others to rely on BTC, one of the known blockchain-based cryptocurrencies.
