Quick Takeaways
- Trump adviser’s $762M Bitcoin buy kicks off this week using a smart VWAP trading strategy.
- A $200M pro-Bitcoin PAC is also in the works to influence U.S. crypto policy.
- Corporate Bitcoin holdings now exceed 1.24 million BTC — and climbing fast.
Trump Adviser’s $762M Bitcoin Move Kicks Off This Week
Big things are happening in the world of Bitcoin and fast. David Bailey, a longtime Bitcoin advocate and crypto adviser to former President Donald Trump, just announced that he’s planning to buy around $762 million worth of Bitcoin this week through his firm, Nakamoto Inc.
That’s roughly 6,400 BTC based on today’s prices.
And no this isn’t just a wild crypto flex. Bailey’s been dreaming about a billion-dollar Bitcoin buy for years. Now, with market momentum building and political winds shifting, he’s finally ready to make his move.
But instead of dropping the full amount all at once, he’s using a smart strategy called VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price). Basically, it spreads the purchase across smaller trades to avoid sending prices flying and to get better value.
Bailey remarked, “I’ve always wanted to buy $1 billion worth of Bitcoin in one go.” “That dream starts tomorrow.”
Why Trump Adviser’s $762M Bitcoin Play Is More Than a Market Move
This isn’t just about stacking sats. It’s part of something bigger. The Trump adviser’s $762M strategy is tightly tied to his broader vision for Bitcoin’s place in America not just in the financial markets, but in policy too.
Bailey actually intends to establish a sizable political action committee (PAC) worth between $100 and $200 million in order to support lawmakers that support Bitcoin and advocate for regulations that are favorable to the cryptocurrency industry.
He’s already had influence: Bailey helped shape Trump’s recent pivot toward embracing Bitcoin and digital assets during the campaign.
And just to keep things interesting, Nakamoto Inc. also introduced a new company mascot this week: a bullfrog. Sounds random? It’s not. Bailey calls it a symbol of resilience, aggression, and treasure hoarding much like Nakamoto’s game plan with Bitcoin.
So, while most companies quietly stack BTC in their treasuries, Nakamoto is making it loud and clear: they’re here to dominate.
Bitcoin Holdings Are Surging and Trump Adviser’s $762M Could Lead the Charge
Across the board, more companies are loading on Bitcoin. According to BitcoinTreasuries.NET, 17 new organizations added BTC to their treasuries just in the past month.
That brings the total to 221 companies holding over 1.24 million BTC combined. But Trump adviser’s $762M buy stands out not just for the size, but for the timing and strategy behind it. If this all goes smoothly, it could inspire even more corporate giants to go big on Bitcoin.
Bailey has stated that this is only the beginning. With big capital, a public strategy, and political backing, Nakamoto Inc. could soon be one of the most influential players in the entire Bitcoin space.