London-based Bitcoin mining firm Vinanz is ramping up its U.S. growth strategy after securing $4 million in funding from a global asset manager. The company, already listed on the London Stock Exchange, has its sights set on a dual listing on Nasdaq as it moves deeper into the American crypto market.
The investment comes through U.S. investment bank Dominari Securities, which began working with Vinanz in April. The funding is split into two parts — the first $2 million will be used to build up the company’s Bitcoin holdings, while the second $2 million will be available later, provided certain undisclosed conditions are met.
“This funding puts us in a strong position to increase our Bitcoin reserves as we prepare for a potential Nasdaq listing,” a Vinanz spokesperson said.
Paving the Road to Wall Street
Vinanz began exploring a move to the U.S. markets earlier this year, hiring U.S. law firm Lucosky Brookman LLP to evaluate its options for joining Nasdaq. While the timeline for a dual listing hasn’t been made public, the firm believes that getting onto Nasdaq would boost its visibility and attract more institutional investors.
The company made headlines in January when it moved from the AQSE Growth Market to the London Stock Exchange’s Main Market, signaling a step toward more serious capital market activity.
Why This Matters
With this new funding and a potential Wall Street listing on the horizon, Vinanz is positioning itself as a rising player in the crypto mining space. The move comes at a time when Bitcoin accumulation is becoming more strategic for companies looking to build long-term value, especially ahead of the next bull cycle.
The $4 million backing also reflects growing confidence from traditional finance players in crypto-native firms — a trend that could accelerate as regulatory clarity improves in the U.S.