With this new acquisition, Méliuz now has a total of 595.67 BTC, acquired at an average price of $102,702.84 per Bitcoin.
Méliuz announced this Monday (23) that it has purchased an additional 275.43 Bitcoins, having spent $28.61 million (R$157.7 million) on the operation. The average price was $103,864.38 per Bitcoin.
With this new acquisition, the company now owns a total of 595.67 BTC, acquired at an average price of $102,702.84 per Bitcoin.
Méliuz positions itself as the first Bitcoin Treasury Company in Brazil and has also become the largest holder of Bitcoin in Latin America and the 36th largest holder of the asset in the world among listed companies.
Still in June, Méliuz raised R$180 million ($32.5 million) in a stock offering aimed at acquiring more BTC. The company, which is traded on B3 under the ticker CASH3, initially planned to offer 17 million ordinary shares to raise R$150 million ($26.2 million). There was also the possibility of expanding the offering by up to 200%, which could triple the amount raised if there was demand.
The strategy has been successful: as of June 5, Méliuz's shares had risen 197% in 2025, making its CASH3 asset the best performer on the Brazilian stock exchange to date.
The founder of the company, Israel Salmen, commented on the company's strategy in an interview with Portal do Bitcoin: “Bitcoin can be a salvation for humanity, honestly. I won't even get into the merits of the company. The important thing is that we are taking a first step in the right direction, with the potential to preserve value and bring returns to our shareholders.”