Crypto Heavyweight Anthony Pompliano Eyes $750M Bitcoin Fund – Bullish Move or Overhyped Gamble?

Bitcoin''s institutional adoption just got a turbocharge. Anthony Pompliano—crypto''s most vocal evangelist—is reportedly assembling a $750 million war chest to go all-in on BTC. Wall Street''s old guard must be sweating into their spreadsheets.

Pompliano''s big bet comes as Bitcoin flirts with new all-time highs, proving once again that the ''digital gold'' narrative isn''t just for Twitter threads anymore. The fund could trigger a domino effect—if one influencer can pull this off, who''s next?

Of course, $750M barely moves the needle for BlackRock. But in crypto? That''s enough to make exchanges tremble and miners cheer. Just don''t ask about the custody fees.

Pompliano Brings SPAC Experience After $220M Raise In Separate Venture

According to the outlet, ProCapBTC intends to raise $500m in equity and an additional $250m in convertible debt.

The proposed structure WOULD mirror strategies used by other Bitcoin-focused firms, such as Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy and Japan’s Metaplanet, which have drawn investor interest for their aggressive accumulation of digital assets.

The deal could be announced as early as next week, although final terms are said to be still under negotiation.

New Listings Signal Revival Of US IPO Market Amid Crypto Optimism

Pompliano is no stranger to public markets. Just recently, he raised $220m for a separate blank-cheque vehicle not involved in the ProCapBTC project.

The MOVE comes as a fresh wave of crypto-related listings has reignited the US IPO market.

Earlier this week, Peter Thiel-backed Bullish confidentially filed for a listing. Meanwhile, Gemini, the crypto platform run by the Winklevoss twins, also submitted plans to go public. Further, shares in stablecoin issuer Circle surged nearly 170% on their trading debut.

Behind the Optimism is a political backdrop that many crypto investors view as favorable. President Donald Trump has openly supported digital assets during his second presidential term. As a result, a fresh wave of capital has flowed into the sector.

Meanwhile, firms aligned with this narrative, including Trump’s publicly traded social media company, have attracted billions from investors betting on regulatory support.

Yet Pompliano has not shied away from critiquing the administration. Last month, he warned against Trump’s threat to remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, calling it a threat to central bank independence. “The idea of firing the Fed chairman is a very bad precedent to set this way,” he said.