Trump Crypto Advisor is collecting a new bitcoin (BTC) for investment firm $ 300,000,000 nakamoto: Report
The active cryptocutor of the President of the United States is raising money to start a Bitcoin (BTC) investment firm.
According to the new CNBC reportDavid Bailey, Adviser to Trump Crypto, has collected $ 300 million for a new BTC investment firm Nakamoto.
The $ 300 million money collection includes $ 200 million in equity and $ 100 million in converted bonds.
After the strategy approach, the former Microstrategy, the investment firm intends to buy and own BTC.
Jack Mallers, the founder of the Stripe Payments App, who launched a different BTC-Holling venture called Twenty One, said in the report:
“What we are really proud of is the credibility of the blue chip with starting upside down. It seems to us that we are big enough to win the market when entering the market, but we are billions of dollar capital to launch a market, but we are small enough to grow and we are small enough to post the Bitcoin -determined revenue.
Nakamoto will join the company entered in the Nasdaq list and would be public sometime this summer. Venture plans to use some BTCs for international investments in Brazil, Thailand and South African companies.
Bailey is also the Media Group BTC Inc. CEO.
BTC is worth $ 100,068 at the time of writing, which is 3.4%in the last week.
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