B Strategy Eyes BNB Ecosystem Domination: A Berkshire Hathaway Model
B Strategy Aims to Be “Berkshire Hathaway” of BNB Ecosystem
Digital asset investment firm B Strategy is launching a U.S.-listed company designed to act as a BNB treasury and investment vehicle. According to a press release, the company is seeking to raise $1 billion and is being formed with strategic support from YZi Labs, an investment firm led by Binance co-founders Changpeng Zhao and Yi He.
The new entity will be led by Max Hua, former CFO of mining giant Bitmain, and co-founders of crypto asset manager Metalpha. The primary goal is to offer institutional-grade access to BNB, the native token of the BNB Chain, by emulating a well-established investment strategy.
“The initiative intends to operate through a U.S.-listed vehicle not only to hold BNB as a treasury but also to become the ‘Berkshire Hathaway’ of the BNB ecosystem,” the release stated. This signals an ambition that extends beyond simple asset holding.
Expanding the BNB Ecosystem
According to the statement, B Strategy plans to allocate capital and resources to foster growth within the BNB ecosystem. This includes:
- Funding core technology
- Offering grants for experimental projects
- Supporting community-led initiatives
Max Hua emphasized the company's commitment to transparency and governance.
“Drawing on my years working with the most prominent Bitcoin miners globally, I’ve seen the true scale of demands for industrial-grade governance, transparent reporting, and bank-level controls,” Hua said. “We’re bringing that operator’s discipline to the company: independently verified holdings, best-in-class custody, rigorous risk limits, and seamless cross-border processes so investors—from New York to Hong Kong—can access BNB with confidence and efficiency.”
This venture joins a growing number of initiatives aiming to bridge crypto assets with traditional public markets. Success in this endeavor could potentially draw both institutional and retail investors into the BNB ecosystem, offering access with a level of scrutiny similar to that of traditional financial instruments.