The firm bought BTC as prices retreated from highs and repurchased 782,408 shares below net asset value.
ProCap plans continued share buybacks while NAV discounts persist, within regulatory limits.
The strategy mirrors broader corporate treasury accumulation amid extended crypto market weakness.
Anthony Pompliano’s ProCap Financial disclosed that it purchased 450 Bitcoin as prices pulled back from record highs. The company announced the move in the United States this week as shares traded below net asset value. The purchase raised total holdings to 5,457 Bitcoin and aligned with its stated treasury and capital strategy.
According to the company, the latest Bitcoin purchase lowered its average cost basis per coin. Notably, ProCap said it acted while market prices retreated from recent peaks. At the same time, the firm continued repurchasing common shares to address valuation gaps.
In a press release, ProCap reported buying back 782,408 shares over the past 10 days. It said those repurchases occurred at what it described as a significant discount to net asset value. Consequently, management said the NAV discount narrowed during that period.
ProCap added that it plans to keep buying back shares while the discount remains meaningful. According to the company, it has 82,640,367 basic shares outstanding. Shares trade on Nasdaq under the ticker BRR.
The disclosure followed recent activity by Michael Saylor’s Strategy, which acquired 3,015 Bitcoin for $204.1 million. ProCap described itself as the first publicly traded agentic finance firm. Founded in 2025, it said it has raised more than $750 million from investors.
Pompliano addressed the approach on X, citing balance sheet discipline. However, economist Peter Schiff questioned the decision to buy Bitcoin while shares trade below NAV. He argued that discounted shares offer cheaper exposure.
Pompliano responded that regulations limit daily repurchases. He said the firm aims to buy the maximum allowed each day. Over 10 days, repurchases totaled under one million shares.
Meanwhile, analyst Milk Road reported Bitcoin recorded five consecutive red months. It noted a similar stretch occurred in 2018 and 2019. According to the analyst, that period preceded a sharp rebound over subsequent months.
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