BitBridge prepares for Nasdaq by pushing the corporate Bitcoin strategy

BitBridge, through the merger with Green Mountain Merger Inc., prepares for its debut on Nasdaq in a year dominated by aggressive strategies on Bitcoin reserves: by the end of the third quarter 2025, the stock will be traded as BTTL on OTC markets, with an eye on the Nasdaq listings shortly thereafter.

What does the BitBridge–Green Mountain merger mean for the Bitcoin market?

The merger just completed projects BitBridge to the forefront among publicly oriented companies with reserves in Bitcoin. The transition to a listed entity as BTTL not only consolidates its position but also opens the doors to broader capital access and global visibility. The listing plan on Nasdaq, consequently, aims to further legitimize a strategy increasingly widespread among public companies: adopting Bitcoin as the main asset for treasury reserves.

The official roadmap includes OTC trading (over-the-counter market) by the end of Q3 2025, with the prospect of quickly entering among the USA blue chips interested in criptovalute as structural assets.

What is BitBridge’s strategy with Bitcoin? Focus on reserves and new products

BitBridge is focusing on creating a stable reserve in Bitcoin and on new financial products that adhere to the philosophy of “sound money.” The cornerstone will be Respect Loan: a lending mechanism that will use Bitcoin as collateral, promising multi-year terms and low interest rates to mitigate the volatility of classic crypto loans.

The CEO, Paul Jaber, summarizes the “mission” as follows:

“BitBridge is positioned to bridge the gap between a declining traditional financial system and a growing Bitcoin standard”.

Words that resonate in a context where many public companies are revising their digital treasury plans.

What are the other plans to increase visibility?

To stand out in a crowded market, BitBridge plans to sponsor a famous U.S. college football team and launch an educational podcast, hosted by CEO Jaber himself. Two targeted moves aimed at strengthening the brand and spreading financial awareness about Bitcoin to both retail and institutional investors.

How does BitBridge fit into the trend of companies with Bitcoin reserves?

The business model of BitBridge follows the trend initiated by giants like Strategy and promoted by iconic figures such as Michael Saylor. Currently, there are over 774,000 BTC held by public companies: Strategy holds 628,791 BTC, while Metaplanet has recently increased its reserve to 17,595 BTC (approximately 2.02 billion dollars in value).

Even companies like GameStop, Trump Media and SharpLink have embraced multi-currency strategies, integrating reserves in Ethereum and other crypto. This new paradigm transforms the corporate balance sheet and brings more and more companies closer to the logic of Bitcoin-first treasury.

Is there a saturation risk? Experts’ opinions on the race for crypto resources

According to Michael Novogratz (CEO of Galaxy Digital), the boom of companies with reserves in cryptocurrencies may have reached its peak. During the earnings call for the second quarter of 2025, he stated:

“We have probably reached the peak in the issuance of new reserve companies in cryptocurrency.”

The saturation of the market could make it more difficult for new players to stand out and find a profitable niche. Especially after the entry of giants like BitMine and the constant growth of SharpLink, the risk now is that only a few operators will actually manage to scale.

Galaxy Digital currently manages 2 billion dollars in assets for over 20 corporate clients focused on crypto reserves. It is also exploring the tokenization of its own shares, a sign that the banking token economy is even permeating the most institutional structures.

What really changes in corporate finance? The BitBridge case

The entry of BitBridge marks the evolution of a strategy that merges corporate treasury and digital assets. In an era of macro uncertainty, the Bitcoin-reserve model is increasingly of interest to CFOs and international boards. However, Novogratz’s warning draws attention to sustainable growth, management of volatility, and real differentiation of products.

With the launch of Respect Loan, sports sponsorships, and educational content, BitBridge aims not only to hold static reserves but to make them profitable with new economic models. The risk for investors and companies is to find themselves in already crowded segments, where the real challenge will be to generate value over time.

What happens now and what are the next moves?

The future of BitBridge and Bitcoin-reserve strategies depends on the timing of the listing on Nasdaq, the market reception of Respect Loan, and the public’s responsiveness to engagement initiatives such as sponsorships and podcasts.

The corporate treasury model in Bitcoin, although established, is at a crossroads: on one side growth and spread, on the other risk of saturation. In the coming months, it will be crucial to follow both the performance of BTTL and any moves by rival big companies.

Will the success of BitBridge mark the beginning of a new wave of digital financial innovation, or the consolidation of a sector ready to select the true market leaders? Follow the community and analyze the next moves on Nasdaq and official channels to not miss any updates.