Wu Says he learned that ORANGE JUICE, founded with the involvement of macro analyst Lyn Alden, announced that it has completed a $40 million funding round and plans to build a permanent capital holding company backed by Bitcoin reserves. According to the announcement, ORANGE JUICE will acquire small and mid-sized businesses with annual cash flow ranging from $1 million to $10 million, use AI to improve operating efficiency, and continuously reinvest the resulting cash flows into new acquisitions and Bitcoin reserves. The company said its model is closer to long-term holding companies such as Berkshire Hathaway than to traditional private equity funds. The project has received support from Bitcoin backers, including Mexican entrepreneur Ricardo Salinas.

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OnChainPioneer
· 4h ago
For small and medium-sized enterprises, an annual operating cash flow of $1 million to $10 million is precisely the range that traditional PE overlooks. ORANGE JUICE wants to mine for gold here, then use BTC as the underlying asset— the idea is indeed wild.
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HookYieldist
· 15h ago
$40 million, Ricardo Salinas also came out to support it, and Bitcoin OGs in Latin America have begun laying the groundwork for traditional mergers and acquisitions.
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Permit2Patrol
· 15h ago
AI + M&A + BTC reserves, a three-layer nesting doll—pushing all the cash flow into it. The leverage ratio is a bit aggressive; let’s see how many cycles it can hold up.
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YieldHarvester
· 15h ago
Lyn Alden has moved into doing something tangible in the real economy. This path is quite interesting: using Bitcoin as reserves to run a Berkshire-style model is much more solid than a pure “trading coins” narrative.
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