While we are accustomed to institutional investments of billions of dollars in Bitcoin 
$91,081, the spotlight is now shifting towards altcoins. Smaller scale companies are turning their attention to altcoins due to their higher risk-reward ratio. It is clear that not everyone can sell MSTR shares for billions of dollars to invest heavily in Bitcoin. At the moment of writing, Bitcoin’s price had reached its daily peak.
Altcoin Reserve Corporation
Bitcoin’s price is progressing towards $103,000, largely due to Iran’s limited military response to U.S. actions. The muted attack, involving the same number of missiles as those used by the U.S. on Iran, did not meet expectations, thus driving Bitcoin’s rise. Additionally, members of the Federal Reserve have been hinting at possible interest rate cuts in recent days.
Meanwhile, altcoin activities are heating up. Former executives of Coral Capital are preparing to accumulate Binance‘s BNB Coin as a reserve, similar to what MicroStrategy has done with Bitcoin. They are in the process of raising $100 million through a company soon to be listed on Nasdaq, named Build & Build Corporation.
Though Binance’s CEO, CZ, acknowledged awareness of such initiatives, he clarified that it was not conducted by Binance. BNB is the token of Binance Holdings Ltd’s crypto network and has been heavily utilized on the Binance platform for years.
Funding, led by Patrick Horsman, Joshua Kruger, and Johnathan Pasch, is anticipated to be completed this month.
The Concept of Cryptocurrency Reserves
In the long term, Bitcoin tends to yield substantial profits, a sentiment that can also apply to BNB and many other altcoins. Readers might recall the days when BNB was valued at $20, whereas now it exceeds $600. MSTR capitalized on this by accumulating Bitcoin since 2020. Its asset value has surpassed $60 billion, with no significant payments due until the end of 2027. Consequently, its stock value escalates, enabling further public stock issuance and Bitcoin accumulation to enhance profits.
The lucrativeness of these ventures has inspired numerous institutions to follow Saylor’s lead. The U.S. has developed its own crypto reserves, and even Trump’s company has taken strides toward purchasing billions in Bitcoin.
It’s projected that over 600 companies might form cryptocurrency reserves in the coming year. Expectations are high, especially for publicly traded companies. With many more expected to join, the influx of liquidity into Bitcoin and altcoins could ignite substantial price increases.
