OranjeBTC adds 20 Bitcoin, total holdings reach 3,762 BTC

OranjeBTC, the Brazilian-listed company trading under the ticker OBTC3 on the B3 exchange, just added another 20 Bitcoin to its corporate treasury. The purchase lifts the firm's total stash to 3,762 $BTC, reinforcing its status as Latin America's largest public corporate Bitcoin holder. The 20 coins ran roughly $1.506 million, averaging $75,346 per Bitcoin. That is a meaningful gap below the company's overall average cost basis of about $105,085 per $BTC across the full position, which has been accumulated for around $395.33 million in total.

The strategy behind the stack. This was not just a Bitcoin buy. OranjeBTC also repurchased 289,100 of its own shares, a move designed to concentrate Bitcoin exposure on a per-share basis. Every share outstanding now represents a slightly larger claim on the company's Bitcoin reserves. OranjeBTC has reported a year-to-date Bitcoin yield of 2.20% for 2026. That metric, which tracks how much the firm's Bitcoin-per-share ratio grows over time, suggests the treasury strategy is actively expanding the per-share Bitcoin position through a mix of acquisitions and buybacks. Bitcoiners love a compounding chart, and the spreadsheet crowd at OranjeBTC is clearly paying attention.

How OranjeBTC got here. OranjeBTC's journey to the public markets took a somewhat unconventional path, because of course it did. The firm arrived on Brazil's B3 exchange in early October 2025 via a reverse merger with Intergraus, a route that let it bypass the traditional IPO process entirely. At the time of its public debut, the company already held more than 3,650 $BTC valued at approximately $420 million. The company also trades as an ADR under the symbol ORNJY, giving US-based investors access to a Latin American Bitcoin treasury play without needing to wrestle with Brazilian exchange mechanics. In March 2026, OranjeBTC became the first public firm to hold STRC on its balance sheet, though Bitcoin remains the central reserve asset.

What this means for investors. The total transaction was about $1.5 million. OranjeBTC is demonstrating that it will continue to stack Bitcoin regardless of price conditions. The fact that this batch was bought at $75,346 per coin, roughly $30K below the company's average cost basis, suggests management is willing to be opportunistic when prices dip. OranjeBTC's entire thesis depends on Bitcoin's long-term price trajectory. The company's average cost basis sits at $105,085 per $BTC. Investors should also weigh the gap between that $105,085 average cost and the current purchase price of $75,346, which implies OranjeBTC is currently sitting on unrealized losses across a meaningful portion of its holdings.