Mercurity Fintech Plans $800M Bitcoin Treasury, Eyes Russell 2000 Inclusion

Mercurity Fintech Holding (MFH) is raising $800 million to establish a bitcoin

treasury, the company announced in a press release.

The New York-based fintech group said the funds will support a multi-pronged strategy: acquiring bitcoin, storing it in blockchain-native custodial infrastructure, and integrating it into a system that includes tokenized treasury tools and staking services.

That means Mercurity isn’t just betting on a BTC treasury, but it’s trying to move into a “yield-generating, blockchain-aligned reserve structure.”

“Bitcoin will become an essential component of the future financial infrastructure,” CEO Shi Qiu said in the release. “We are positioning our company to be a key player in the evolving digital financial ecosystem.”

The company did not disclose whether the funds would be raised through debt, equity, or other financing mechanisms.

The fundraising announcement coincides with news that Mercurity is slated for inclusion in the Russell 2000 and Russell 3000 indexes.

MFH operates cryptocurrency mining facilities focusing on bitcoin and filecoin. It also develops liquid cooling solutions for AI veri centers, and offers financial services to institutions and high-net-worth individuals.

The company’s shares went up 1.9% in yesterday’s trading session but dropped 2.84% in after-hours trading.