Bitcoin investment firm Nakamoto has officially filed its merger documents with KindlyMD to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Bitcoin Magazine reported the move, signaling the final steps in a deal expected to close on August 11. The merger was initially announced in May and is anticipated to bring a strategic Bitcoin (BTC) investment and secure $710 million for the combined entity. Nakamoto, founded by David Bailey, aims to leverage KindlyMD's healthcare and data expertise. Bailey previously served as a cryptocurrency policy advisor to President Donald Trump. The merger indicates growing interest in cryptocurrency investment firms in diversifying their portfolios and entering new markets, particularly those with stable revenue streams like healthcare. The SEC filing highlights the increasing regulatory oversight of such ventures in the crypto space. ```