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OranjeBTC, the São Paulo-based public company trading as OBTC3 on Brazil’s B3 exchange, has added another 8 Bitcoin to its corporate treasury. The purchase brings the firm’s total holdings to 3,904 BTC.
The steady accumulation playbook
This latest buy fits a clear pattern. The company has been methodically adding Bitcoin to its balance sheet since listing on the B3 in October 2025 through a reverse merger with Intergraus.
It entered the public markets already holding between 3,650 and 3,675 BTC. That alone was enough to make it the largest corporate Bitcoin treasury holder in all of Latin America.
Since then, the purchases have come in waves. Earlier in June 2026, OranjeBTC picked up 20 BTC in one transaction and 41 BTC in another. A separate acquisition of 74 BTC, reportedly costing approximately $4.9 million, pushed the total to around 3,896 BTC before this latest 8-coin top-up.
The company’s average acquisition cost basis sits between $101,000 and $105,000 per Bitcoin.
Why a Brazilian MicroStrategy matters
OranjeBTC offers Brazilian equity investors exposure to Bitcoin through a stock that lives on the B3, denominated in Brazilian reais, through traditional brokerage infrastructure. No wallet setup, no exchange account, no seed phrase anxiety.
The backing of Winklevoss Capital adds credibility to the venture. Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have been Bitcoin maximalists since roughly 2012, and their involvement signals that serious crypto-native money sees the Latin American treasury play as viable.
OranjeBTC hasn’t been exclusively focused on buying Bitcoin. In October 2025, around the time of its listing, the company paused Bitcoin purchases to conduct share buybacks, repurchasing approximately 99,600 shares.
What this means for investors
With an average buy price between $101,000 and $105,000, the company is underwater on some of its more recent purchases during any meaningful pullback. If Bitcoin trades sideways or dips below six figures for an extended period, the stock becomes a leveraged bet on recovery.
OranjeBTC currently has no serious rival in the LATAM corporate treasury space, which gives it a first-mover advantage in attracting capital from regional investors.
OranjeBTC’s stated mission extends beyond just buying Bitcoin. The company was founded to promote Bitcoin adoption across Latin America and plans to expand educational efforts through its platform.
For now, the math is straightforward: 3,904 BTC on the books, a cost basis just above $100K, and a management team that shows no signs of slowing its accumulation strategy.
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