OranjeBTC Adds 5 BTC, Treasury Reaches 3,713

Key Highlights

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  OranjeBTC now holds 3,713 BTC, leading all Latin American public companies.
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  Brazil’s on-chain activity hit R$1.7 trillion, up 109.9% YoY, driven by stablecoins.
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  The firm is building Bitcoin-backed instruments to attract institutional capital.

OranjeBTC, a Bitcoin treasury company, has added another five Bitcoin (BTC) to its balance sheet, worth roughly $474,000 at an average price of $94,798. The purchase brings its total holdings to 3,713 BTC, acquired for $391.41 million at an average of $105,417 per coin. The firm reports a 2.01% BTC yield Year-to-Date, reinforcing its position as Latin America’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder under the ticker OBTC3.

This latest acquisition comes amid a regional shift in how Latin American companies view Bitcoin, not as a speculative hedge, but as a core balance-sheet asset. That shift was evident at the ORANJEBTC Summit on November 6, where industry leaders outlined a unified approach to Bitcoin treasuries, yield, and regulation.

Brazil Leads Corporate Bitcoin Adoption

For decades, Latin American business strategy revolved around defense, hedging against currency collapse, inflation shocks, and the constant shadow of dollar volatility. That defensive posture is now becoming an offensive one.

In Brazil, on-chain activity between mid-2024 and mid-2025 reached R$1.7 trillion, up 109.9% Year-over-Year, with stablecoins serving as the primary on-ramp for retail and institutions alike.

CEO Guilherme Gomes noted at the ORANJEBTC Summit that Latin America’s experience with unstable currencies makes Bitcoin a natural fit. "People here know what it's like to live with double or triple-digit inflation," he told The Crypto Times. "Latin America is primed to understand the value of a decentralized monetary standard."

A Latin American Chapter Begins

Today’s addition of five BTC may be small in nominal size, but symbolically it fits into a larger story: corporate Bitcoin adoption in Latin America is accelerating, formalizing, and institutionalizing.

The days when Bitcoin was just a hedge or remittance tool are fading. The conversations in Faria Lima boardrooms now reflect something else: a regional understanding that digital scarcity, not just national currency management, will shape the next era of capital formation.

And with each incremental purchase, OranjeBTC is placing itself at the center of that transformation.