June 23, 2025

Crypto Hedge Fund Execs Plan $100M BNB Treasury Launch

Crypto Hedge Fund Execs Launch $100M BNB Treasury Strategy

Crypto Hedge Fund Execs Launch $100M BNB Treasury Strategy

Crypto Hedge Fund Execs Launch $100M BNB Treasury Strategy — Report

Crypto Hedge Fund, Three former executives from Coral Capital Holdings plan to raise $100 million to launch a BNB treasury firm, following a strategy similar to Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin playbook, Bloomberg reported Monday.

Patrick Horsman, Joshua Kruger, and Johnathan Pasch are leading the initiative. They previously worked at Coral Capital, a venture firm that DNA Fund acquired in 2024.

Their new firm, called Build & Build Corporation, aims to accumulate BNB and list on the Nasdaq. The team expects to complete fundraising by the end of June.


BNB Emerges as a Treasury Asset

BNB, the native token of the Binance ecosystem, ranks as the fifth-largest cryptocurrency, with a market capitalization of $87.8 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.

In May, Standard Chartered projected that BNB could more than double in price due to rising network activity and expanding use cases across the BNB Beacon Chain.

Source: Cointelegraph

A Strategy Inspired by MicroStrategy

Build & Build Corporation is replicating the model used by MicroStrategy, which has acquired over 592,000 BTC since 2020 under the leadership of Michael Saylor. The company recently bought another $26 million worth of Bitcoin despite global market uncertainties.

Other companies are adopting similar Bitcoin-focused strategies:

  • Metaplanet, Japan’s largest Bitcoin treasury firm, recently bought 1,111 BTC, bringing its total to 11,111 BTC.
  • 21 Capital emerged in April with backing from Cantor Fitzgerald, SoftBank, Tether, and Bitfinex.
  • Tether and Bitfinex recently moved $3.9 billion in BTC to support 21 Capital’s accumulation strategy.

Build & Build Corporation seeks to become the first publicly listed company focused entirely on BNB accumulation, potentially positioning BNB as a legitimate corporate reserve asset.