Mercurity Fintech Holding, a Nasdaq-listed digital fintech firm focused on blockchain-based payment solutions, is planning a significant capital raise to expand its crypto strategy.
The company announced plans to raise $800 million to build a Bitcoin treasury reserve, a move aimed at reinforcing its position in the evolving digital financial ecosystem.
According to the firm, this initiative will integrate blockchain-native custody, staking systems, and tokenized treasury management into its broader digital reserve framework.
Mercurity believes this transformation will allow it to maintain asset exposure over the long term while boosting its balance sheet resilience.
CEO Outlines Vision for Bitcoin-Backed Future
Shi Qiu, CEO of Mercurity Fintech, emphasized the company’s long-term perspective on Bitcoin’s role in financial markets.
“We’re building this Bitcoin treasury reserve based on our belief that Bitcoin will become an essential component of the future financial infrastructure,” said Qiu.
The new reserve will represent a strategic shift in how Mercurity manages its corporate assets, moving toward yield-generating digital assets that align with blockchain principles.
Bitcoin Acquisition Would Rank Among Top Holders
At current prices, Mercurity’s $800 million raise would enable the purchase of roughly 7,433 BTC.
This would make the company the 11th largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, surpassing companies like GameStop, which holds 4,710 BTC, according to data from Bitbo.
Mercurity would join the ranks of corporate heavyweights such as Galaxy Digital Holdings, which already manage substantial Bitcoin holdings as part of their asset strategy.
Broader Trend in Corporate Crypto Adoption
Mercurity’s move comes amid a growing wave of corporate interest in Bitcoin.
According to Cointelegraph, the number of public companies holding BTC has increased from 124 to 223 as of June 5.
In total, over 819,000 BTC—around 3.9% of the total Bitcoin supply—is now held in corporate treasuries, based on figures from BitcoinTreasuries.NET.
A spokesperson for Binance Research noted that this trend reflects a strategic shift across industries.
“Corporate BTC adoption is driven by long-term balance sheet strategy, treasury diversification and capital-raising activity,” the spokesperson stated.
Altcoins Also Attracting Institutional Attention
Bitcoin isn’t the only digital asset seeing increased interest from the corporate sector.
Interactive Strength, another Nasdaq-listed company, recently announced plans to raise up to $500 million to build a treasury reserve in Fetch.ai tokens, according to Cointelegraph.
This signals a broader institutional shift towards digital assets as firms explore diversified ways to future-proof their financial strategies.
Mercurity’s Plan Signals Growing Crypto Confidence
Mercurity’s $800 million fundraising goal reflects rising corporate confidence in crypto as a long-term asset class.
The company’s decision to integrate blockchain-aligned strategies into its treasury structure may serve as a benchmark for others evaluating similar moves.
As corporate treasuries evolve, the move positions Mercurity not only as a digital payment innovator but also as a key player in the growing ecosystem of crypto-backed finance.