Nakamoto Holdings Raises $51.5M in 72 Hours to Buy More Bitcoin!

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Backed by Trump’s crypto advisor David Bailey, Nakamoto Holdings has secured $51.5 million in lightning-fast funding—fueling its bold Bitcoin treasury ambitions.

Investor Frenzy Sends Bitcoin Treasury Play into Overdrive

Nakamoto Holdings, a rising Bitcoin treasury firm led by U.S. President Trump’s crypto advisor David Bailey, has raised $51.5 million via a PIPE (private investment in public equity) round. The deal was confirmed by merger partner KindlyMD and priced at $5.00 per share, completed in under 72 hours.

“Investor interest in Nakamoto is exceptionally high,” said Bailey. “We’re staying focused on raising capital to buy as much Bitcoin as possible.”

This latest round brings KindlyMD’s total funding to $563 million, and with convertible notes, the merged entity now commands $763 million in capital—setting the stage for Nakamoto’s aggressive BTC buying spree.

Building a Bitcoin Treasury Powerhouse

Nakamoto Holdings aims to rival giants like MicroStrategy and Europe’s Blockchain Group, which recently added $20 million in Bitcoin to its $170 million stash.

The newly raised funds will primarily go toward Bitcoin acquisitions, with the remainder covering business operations. The move aligns with Nakamoto’s pending merger with Nasdaq-listed KindlyMD, set to close in Q3 2025.

Merger Unlocks Bitcoin-Native Financial Innovation

Following shareholder approval last month, KindlyMD’s merger with Nakamoto will give rise to a Bitcoin-focused financial entity—designed to build Bitcoin-native businesses through equity, debt instruments, and strategic investments.

The momentum comes as 27 companies added BTC to their balance sheets, according to BitcoinTreasuries.NET—signaling a wave of corporate Bitcoin adoption.

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Risks Remain in a Volatile Market

Despite the bullish narrative, not all analysts are convinced. Fakhul Miah of GoMining Institutional cautions that smaller firms may lack the risk protections needed in turbulent markets.

Meanwhile, Standard Chartered warns of potential liquidation risks if Bitcoin drops below $90,000, which could damage market sentiment and investor confidence.

The Bottom Line

Nakamoto Holdings is charging ahead in its mission to become a Bitcoin treasury titan, backed by Trump-aligned leadership and swift capital support. Whether the strategy will withstand market volatility remains to be seen—but for now, investor appetite is off the charts