Bitcoin continues to gain ground among large companies: now "Nakamoto" is born, a new firm with 300 million to invest #CryptoComeback🎉🎉🎉

More and more companies are seriously betting on Bitcoin as part of their financial strategies. The latest to join this trend is a new company called Nakamoto, created with the backing of over 300 million dollars.

Its founder is David Bailey, a crypto advisor to former President Donald Trump and current CEO of the BTC Inc. group. The name Nakamoto is no coincidence: it pays homage to the mysterious creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, and its mission is clear from the beginning: to buy and hold large amounts of BTC as part of its business model.

What’s interesting is that Nakamoto is not an isolated case. It is following a path that other firms have already traced, such as Strategy (led by Michael Saylor), the Japanese Metaplanet, and Twenty One, from the renowned Jack Mallers.

All of them have something in common: they see Bitcoin not just as another asset, but as the core of their business strategy. They issue shares, raise capital, buy BTC, and become a kind of “bridge” between the traditional financial world and the crypto universe.

This phenomenon reflects a paradigm shift. Previously, companies bought some Bitcoin as backing or a store of value. Now, some are born directly with that objective: to accumulate BTC and facilitate access to it from the stock market.

The institutional bet is strong and growing, reinforcing the narrative that Bitcoin is the “digital gold” of this era: scarce, decentralized, resistant to censorship, and, above all, increasingly in demand.

Of course, this movement also has its risks: if one of these large companies decides to sell a significant portion of its holdings, the impact on the market could be enormous. Still, everything indicates that the race for institutional Bitcoin is just beginning.