Bitcoin Life Insurance Company Meanwhile completed a $82 million financing to meet the strong market demand for anti-inflation savings products.

The life insurance company Meanwhile, focused on Bitcoin valuation, announced the completion of a $82 million funding round, which was co-led by Bain Capital Crypto and Haun Ventures. (Background: Meanwhile's “Bitcoin Life Insurance” raised $40 million; what are its features? Anti-inflation, supported by Sam Altman… example previous article title) (Background: Ark Invest: Argentina's “Bitcoin adoption rate” surpasses that of El Salvador amid severe inflation) *This article is a sponsored piece, written and provided by Chainwire, and does not represent the views of the Block, nor is it investment advice, purchase or sale recommendations. See the end of the article for a disclaimer. This funding round was co-led by the top investment institution Bain Capital Crypto (Bain Capital Crypto) and Haun Ventures on October 7, 2025, with Pantera Capital also participating, and other investors including Apollo (Apollo), Northwestern Mutual Future Ventures, and Stillmark. The funds will be used to accelerate the promotion of Bitcoin-denominated life insurance, annuities, savings, and insurance bonds through institutional partners, protecting global policyholders from inflation and currency risk. Meanwhile is regulated not only by the world's top financial regulatory body—the Bermuda Monetary Authority (Bermuda Monetary Authority)—but also utilizes Bitcoin, a globally leading store of value, to offer innovative savings and protection products. As demand for Bitcoin-denominated savings and corporate asset protection products surges from individuals and institutions, Meanwhile's Assets Under Management (AUM) has grown by over 200%. Meanwhile announced today that it has raised $82 million in new funds to meet two major market demands: one is individuals hoping to provide protection for families, and the other is large financial institutions aiming to offer Bitcoin-related savings, retirement, and life insurance products to clients. Meanwhile's innovative products combine the safety and predictable returns of traditional life insurance and annuities with Bitcoin, a scarce asset designed to maintain long-term value against inflation. This unique model provides global policyholders with a powerful tool for long-term financial planning, combating inflation, and safely transferring wealth. This funding round was co-led by Haun Ventures and Bain Capital Crypto (Bain Capital Crypto), with Pantera Capital also participating, alongside other investors including Apollo (Apollo), Northwestern Mutual Future Ventures, and Stillmark. This financing has received support from both crypto-native and traditional financial institutions, indicating that the market's acceptance of Bitcoin as a foundational mainstream financial product is steadily increasing. Additionally, with the earlier $40 million Series A funding round co-led by Framework Ventures and Fulgur Ventures earlier this year, Meanwhile's total fundraising amount for 2025 has reached $122 million. Meanwhile is poised to enter the next phase of development, thanks to several significant breakthroughs it has achieved in the insurance and Bitcoin capital markets: The world's first life insurance company priced in Bitcoin. Obtaining the first long-term insurance license in Bermuda, setting a global precedent. The first audited Bitcoin financial statements, establishing market trust and transparency. The first batch of Bitcoin life insurance products, bringing transformation to an industry that accounts for about 3% of global GDP. Earning Bitcoin through robust lending and private credit operations, making Meanwhile one of the world's largest long-term (over six months) Bitcoin lenders. “Life insurance companies have traditionally provided stable, long-term capital to maintain the functioning of financial markets,” said Zac Townsend, CEO of Meanwhile. “We are bringing the same role into the Bitcoin ecosystem—helping families save and protect wealth through Bitcoin while also providing institutions with new ways to earn returns and launch compliant, scalable Bitcoin index products. This round of funding will allow us to continue to grow on our existing foundation and expand our business footprint with global partners.” “At Haun Ventures, we believe the Bitcoin economy requires not only trading platforms and decentralized applications (DApps) but also the core infrastructure of capital markets. Just as the U.S. economy is built on insurance, pensions, and mortgages, the Bitcoin economy also needs its long-term financial products. Meanwhile is a pioneer in this field, and we believe it will spark a new wave of innovation in the Bitcoin-denominated market,” said Chris Ahn, partner at Haun Ventures. “Meanwhile is creating simple, compliant, and robust products to make Bitcoin more practical for individuals and institutions,” said Stefan Cohen, partner at Bain Capital Crypto (Bain Capital Crypto). “We are excited to support this team as they actively expand their business and partner with major insurance companies to bring Bitcoin-related savings and retirement products to market in a secure, institutional-grade, and global manner.” About Meanwhile Incorporated Meanwhile's mission is to enable anyone around the world to save, protect, and accumulate wealth across generations. Meanwhile Incorporated is the parent company of Meanwhile Insurance Bitcoin (Bermuda) Limited, which is the world's first fully Bitcoin-denominated company and holds an official long-term insurance license. All premiums, policy values, and claims are managed and settled in Bitcoin (BTC). The company was co-founded by fintech entrepreneurs Zac Townsend and Max Gasner, with early investors including OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. For more information, please visit meanwhile.bm or follow its official X account: Media Contact press@meanwhile.bm Sponsored Disclaimer: The content of this article is a sponsored piece provided by the contributor, who has no relationship with the Block. This article does not represent the views of the Block. It is not intended to provide any investment, asset advice, or legal opinions and should not be construed as an offer to purchase, sell, or hold assets. 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