BitBridge Completes Merger, Targets NASDAQ Listing by Q3

BitBridge Merger with Green Mountain and NASDAQ Plans

BitBridge Capital Strategies has merged with Green Mountain Merger Inc., now trades as BTTL on OTC markets, aiming for a Nasdaq listing by Q3 2025.

This development marks a unique approach to Bitcoin-backed products with potential to increase BTC demand, reflecting institutional interest in cryptocurrency-focused financial solutions.

BitBridge Capital Strategies has successfully finalized its merger with Green Mountain Merger Inc., becoming a publicly traded Bitcoin treasury company. It is now listed on OTC markets, with a goal to uplist to NASDAQ by Q3 2025.

The firm’s focus remains exclusively on Bitcoin, offering consumer-friendly Bitcoin-backed loan products and embarking on major marketing initiatives. Paul Jaber, CEO and Chairman of BitBridge, leads the company’s strategy towards expanding its Bitcoin-centric vision.

The merger impacts the financial sector with a renewed focus on Bitcoin. BitBridge positions itself as a “pure-play Bitcoin treasury company,” launching initiatives to accumulate Bitcoin and introduce BTC-backed loans with mortgage-like interest rates.

Financial implications include potential shifts in BTC price dynamics due to increased institutional interest. Other cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum (ETH) remain unaffected, highlighting BitBridge’s singular focus on Bitcoin’s treasury strategies.

No direct regulatory or institutional reactions have been disclosed yet. BitBridge’s strategic decisions may impact the perception of Bitcoin among traditional finance audiences, influencing future corporate Bitcoin strategies.

Potential outcomes include enhanced financial models and new Bitcoin lending standards, similar to previous public listings like MicroStrategy. Further financial, regulatory, or technological developments could reshape the landscape of public Bitcoin treasury firms. “According to Paul Jaber, CEO and Chairman of BitBridge, the firm is positioned to bridge the gap between the traditional finance system and the emerging Bitcoin economy.”