According to Bloomberg, there are former Binance Directors and former American officials involved.
The tendency to create cryptocurrency treasures as a business model grows.
An ambitious plan to consolidate a Treasury of Digital Assets with 1,000 million dollars, is taking shape under the leadership of former Directors of Blackstone and Tether.
Reeve Collins, co -founder of Tether, and a CC Capital subsidiary, an investment signature created by Chinh Chu, former Blackstone exnegociator, heads the initiative.
Together with them, former leadership and former American officials participate, according to the Bloomberg reported, In an effort to establish a public contribution company focused on the accumulation of digital assets.
Fund collection is channeled through M3-Brigade Acquisition V Corp., an acquisition society for specific purposes backed by Blackstone and Tether.
This financial vehicle seeks to gather a diversified portfolio that will include Bitcoin (BTC), Ethher (ETH) and Solana (Sol). Although the objective is to reach 1,000 million dollars, the details of the agreement, advised by Cantor Fitzgerald, are still in development and could adjust.
This initiative reflects an increasing trend between public contribution companies around the world that incorporate Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as treasury assets, as reported by cryptootics.
While some, such as Strategy and ProCap BTC, focus only on Bitcoin, others diversify their strategies. Sharplink Gaming, for example, focuses on Ether, with 188,478 eth in his treasury, positioning as the largest holder of this asset among the companies quoted in the stock market.
For its part, Companies like EveryThing Blockchain opt for a broader strategyallocating funds to assets such as Sol, XRP, Sui (SUI), Bittensor (Tao) and Hyperliquid (Hype).
This movement underlines the growing corporate interest in diversifying treasury with cryptocurrencies, marking a new chapter in the adoption of digital assets.
