David Bailey, longstanding Bitcoin advocate and former crypto policy adviser to US President Donald Trump, announced plans to execute a high-volume Bitcoin acquisition through Nakamoto Inc. valued at approximately $762 million. The purchase is expected to commence as early as Tuesday and will deploy a Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) strategy to minimise market impact, slicing the order into smaller trades across multiple venues.
The intended acquisition volume of roughly 6 400 BTC represents one of the largest single corporate buys in 2025, signalling Nakamoto Inc.’s ambition to emerge as a leading institutional Bitcoin holder. Bailey clarified that the $1 billion figure cited in earlier statements was a rounded-up estimate and that the actual allocated capital totals $762 million, calibrated to existing liquidity conditions.
Nakamoto Inc. will leverage advanced execution algorithms and liquidity-sourcing protocols to navigate order book depth and volatility. Collaboration with over-the-counter desks aims to secure supplemental liquidity, while strategic timing across Asia, Europe, and US trading sessions seeks to capitalise on regional market dynamics. Senior trading executives will monitor order fill rates, slippage metrics, and spot spreads in real time to adjust trade cadence and preserve execution quality.
This aggressive accumulation aligns with broader institutional trends, where corporations and dedicated treasury entities have directed over $35 billion into Bitcoin year-to-date. The move may inspire similar plays from emerging Bitcoin corporate buyers, reinforcing Bitcoin’s status as a mainstream financial instrument and hedge asset. Bailey’s public remarks emphasise a long-term vision:"We’re building a Bitcoin juggernaut," he stated on X, underlining the strategic intent behind the acquisition.
The acquisition also dovetails with ongoing political initiatives. Bailey has outlined concurrent efforts to raise $100-$200 million via a political action committee (PAC) designed to advocate pro-Bitcoin policies at the federal level, an extension of his advisory role during the 2024 election cycle. Expected regulatory developments, including stablecoin frameworks under the GENIUS Act, may further solidify Bitcoin’s integration into US financial infrastructure.
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