[Crypto World] There’s a big move coming next month—ProCap Financial is set to go public on Nasdaq, scheduled for December 8, with the ticker symbol “BRR”.
This company isn’t small potatoes—it’s the result of a merger between ProCap BTC and Columbus Circle Capital Corp I. Their CEO, Anthony Pompliano, said: the deal is done, but this is just the beginning.
To put it simply, this is a financial platform dedicated to serving retail investors and focused on the Bitcoin scene. They’ve already secured over $750 million, aiming to build a bridge between traditional markets and the crypto world.
The stock ticker is pretty clever too—everyone knows what “BRR” stands for: the sound of the money printer. Looks like these guys know how to have some fun.
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 7h ago
$750 million thrown in, just to hear the money printer sing? That's pretty hardcore.
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That BRR codename is really brilliant, haha.
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Pompliano is stirring things up again—this guy is never idle.
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Retail investors have a new toy again, but better be careful not to get rekt.
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Nasdaq is listing anything these days—there really is so much money in crypto with nowhere to go.
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December 8th, is it another day for retail to get fleeced?
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"Bridge building" sounds so official, but in reality? Still the same old playbook.
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This scale of fundraising shows that institutions are really bullish on this wave.
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DYORMaster
· 7h ago
The stock ticker "BRR" really cracks me up, but can $750 million really be a game changer?
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Another one trying to bridge Trad and crypto. How are the previous ones doing?
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Pomp has always been hyping things up, but this time he really threw that much money in... Let's see how it performs post-launch.
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Retail friendly? Heh, that depends on the fee structure. The truth is always in the details.
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"BRR" is definitely a tasteful choice, but can the product outperform existing platforms? That's the real question.
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We'll see in December. It's way too early to call it a success now—let's wait and see.
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MEVHunterBearish
· 7h ago
This BRR code is insane, straight up wild.
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$750 million thrown in, we’ll see the result next month.
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Pomp is about to fleece retail investors again.
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Even Nasdaq is starting to embrace Bitcoin? Crazy.
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The money printer is going public, I give this joke full marks.
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Retail investors’ wallets are about to shrink.
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December 8, another bloodletting day is coming.
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No matter how well you build the bridge, you can’t change the fate of retail investors.
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These guys are really good at naming things, totally giving themselves away.
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$750 million, just sounds fierce.
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FUDwatcher
· 8h ago
$750 million thrown in, what if it breaks below the offering price when the time comes?
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The code name "BRR"—definitely their usual style; always up to some tricks.
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Retail investors, get ready to be fleeced. Here comes another "revolutionary" platform.
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Pompliano is out hyping things up again. Will it work this time? We'll see.
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They say it's a bridge, but it's really a ferry—those who know, know.
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We'll see the truth on December 8. I bet this stock will be cut in half within three months.
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Using a money printer as code—what a perfect irony.
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This thing is just another SPAC play. You guys really believe it?
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HodlTheDoor
· 8h ago
BRR this code is really insane, the money printer meme haha
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$750 million thrown in, Nasdaq is about to get lively again
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Pompliano, this guy is something. He's been active in the crypto space for a long time, and now he's still got some tricks up his sleeve in the traditional market.
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Retail financial platform? Isn't this just another way to fleece retail investors?
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See you on December 8, let's see if it doubles or gets cut in half
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"BRR" haha, this team really gets internet culture, way more reliable than those overly serious ones
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The key is whether it can truly connect the two worlds, or if it's just another mirror platform
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$750 million in funding is pretty aggressive, it better be real money going in
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Thinking of Pompliano's previous tweets, this guy does have some interesting ideas
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Getting listed on Nasdaq doesn't mean the product is good, let's wait and see after the listing
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SolidityJester
· 8h ago
BRR is really something else, literally writing the money printing joke into the code—brilliant.
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Pompliano is stirring things up again, and this time it's a big move.
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$750 million thrown in—are they betting on retail investors or on Bitcoin taking off?
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Traditional finance and the crypto world joining forces—this plot is getting interesting.
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Naming the code like this is blatantly hinting at something, isn't it?
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We'll see the real results next month, but it feels like another fundraising show.
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A platform dedicated to milking retail investors is really about to go public this time.
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Pulling stunts isn’t a bad thing, just worried it'll end up being a tool to fleece the newcomers.
A $750 million Bitcoin financial company is set to debut on Nasdaq next month
[Crypto World] There’s a big move coming next month—ProCap Financial is set to go public on Nasdaq, scheduled for December 8, with the ticker symbol “BRR”.
This company isn’t small potatoes—it’s the result of a merger between ProCap BTC and Columbus Circle Capital Corp I. Their CEO, Anthony Pompliano, said: the deal is done, but this is just the beginning.
To put it simply, this is a financial platform dedicated to serving retail investors and focused on the Bitcoin scene. They’ve already secured over $750 million, aiming to build a bridge between traditional markets and the crypto world.
The stock ticker is pretty clever too—everyone knows what “BRR” stands for: the sound of the money printer. Looks like these guys know how to have some fun.