Investment Wave Accelerates Bitcoin Hoarding Strategy
Nakamoto Holdings, a young Bitcoin hoarding company led by Trump's cryptocurrency advisor David Bailey, successfully raised 52 million USD through a PIPE (Private Investment in Public Equity) funding round. The transaction was confirmed by KindlyMD merger partner, at a price of 5.00 USD per share and completed in less than 72 hours.
"Investor interest in Nakamoto is extremely high," Bailey commented. "We are focused on attracting capital to buy as many Bitcoin as possible."
This funding round raises KindlyMD's total investment capital to 563 million USD. Additionally, after issuing convertible bonds, the merged group owns over 763 million USD in capital to prepare for Nakamoto's large-scale BTC purchase.
Building a Bitcoin Hoarding Empire
Nakamoto Holdings aims to compete with giants like MicroStrategy and European Blockchain Group, which recently added 20 million USD of Bitcoin to their 170 million USD treasury.
The raised funds will be primarily used to purchase Bitcoin, with the remainder serving business operations. This move aligns with Nakamoto's upcoming merger with KindlyMD, expected to be completed in Q3 2025.
Merger Alliance Opens Bitcoin-Native Finance
After shareholder approval last month, the merger between KindlyMD and Nakamoto will create a Centralized Finance organization focused on Bitcoin, aimed at building native businesses based on stocks, bonds, and strategic investments related to Bitcoin.
This trend reflects the shift of large corporations, with 27 companies having added BTC to their balance sheets, according to data from BitcoinTreasuries.NET, demonstrating the widespread acceptance of Bitcoin in corporate settings.
Risks Remain Evident in Volatile Market
Despite the Bitcoin hoarding model attracting significant attention, not all experts are convinced. Fakhul Miah from Gomining emphasizes that smaller companies may lack necessary risk prevention measures against market volatility.
Meanwhile, Standard Chartered Bank warns of potential liquidation if Bitcoin price drops below 90,000 USD, which could negatively impact market sentiment and investor confidence.
Conclusion
Nakamoto Holdings is rapidly advancing towards becoming a leading Bitcoin hoarding empire, backed by Trump-related leaders and swift capital flow. Whether this strategy will overcome market turbulence depends on its adaptability, but currently, investor attraction is at an unprecedented high.