Crypto Treasury Firm ReserveOne to Go Public on Nasdaq, Targets $1B Funding

ReserveOne, a newly launched crypto treasury firm, has disclosed plans to go public on the Nasdaq stock exchange. The firm also aims to raise over $1 billion through a partnership with M3-Brigade Acquisition V Corp., a blank check company facilitating mergers.

ReserveOne to Go Public

The crypto treasury company noted in a press release that it would raise $297.7 million from M3-Brigade’s trust capital. It would also secure $750 million from private investment in public equity (PIPE) offerings. Participants in the PIPE offerings include Blockchain.com, CC Capital, FalconX, Galaxy Digital, Kraken, Mantle, Pantera Capital, and ParaFi Capital. The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2025.

ReserveOne added that it would establish a portfolio featuring crypto assets, such as BTC, ETH, and SOL. Crypto exchange Coinbase has been appointed as custodian over the firm’s bitcoin holdings.

The firm’s decision to invest heavily in building a strategic crypto reserve mirrors similar actions taken by various public companies that are accumulating crypto assets. Most of these firms, like Strategy and Metaplanet, are acquiring BTC. Others like Bit Digital and BitMine focus on ETH. Still, some inject cash into other cryptocurrencies, such as SOL.

ReserveOne’s Top Executives

ReserveOne’s top executives comprise individuals with backgrounds across the crypto industry and the United States government.

Jaime Leverton, board member at Riot Platforms and former CEO of Bitcoin miner Hut 8, emerges as the company’s CEO. Sebastian Bea, a former executive at Coinbase and BlackRock, now serves as ReserveOne’s President and Head of Investment.

The company’s board members include Tether’s co-founder and M3-Brigade CEO, Reeve Collins, and Wilbur Ross, a former U.S. Secretary of Commerce. ReserveOne believes that this blend of individuals with varying backgrounds will give it a hedge in the crypto reserve market.

Commenting on the firm’s latest announcement, Leverton said:

“By moving towards a public listing, we’re reinforcing our commitment to responsible innovation, financial inclusion, and the development of a more resilient, transparent market for digital assets. Our disciplined, yield-focused strategy is designed to set a new standard for regulated crypto investing.”

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