OranjeBTC (B3: OBTC3) has acquired an additional 7 Bitcoin for approximately $774,000 at an average price of $110,613 per BTC, according to its latest treasury disclosure. As of October 27, the company holds a total of 3,708 BTC, valued at roughly $390.9 million, with a year-to-date Bitcoin yield of 1.82%.
The filing also detailed minor share movements, noting the sale of 104,900 common shares during the period at a weighted average price of R$15.00, raising about R$1.57 million.
No share repurchases were reported. OranjeBTC’s BTC-per-share ratio now stands at 2,278 satoshis, reflecting incremental growth in its per-share exposure to Bitcoin.
OranjeBTC manages its Bitcoin holdings through spot purchases and derivative strategies such as options and hedges, aiming to balance returns and volatility. The company includes these results in its treasury cost basis, reflecting an active management approach.
The new acquisition follows last week’s $1.09 million purchase of 10 BTC, which raised total holdings to 3,701 BTC at the time.
With consecutive weekly buys, OranjeBTC has added 17 BTC in less than two weeks, reinforcing its accumulation strategy ahead of its upcoming B3 exchange listing.
Building toward a Bitcoin treasury model
The latest filings indicate that OranjeBTC is maintaining a consistent accumulation strategy, focusing on structured treasury operations rather than short-term trading activity.
OranjeBTC’s ongoing expansion contrasts with the broader market slowdown, suggesting an effort to institutionalize Bitcoin treasury practices within a publicly traded framework.
As Brazil’s first listed Bitcoin-native treasury firm, OranjeBTC reflects a wider corporate trend of using Bitcoin as a reserve asset. Its ongoing purchases and structured strategy indicate a focus on incorporating Bitcoin into long-term treasury management rather than short-term trading.
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