BRR Stock Jumps After CEO Anthony Pompiliano Accepts $1 Salary With Stock Incentives

The plan, described as a “moonshot” structure, is designed to align leadership and early investors’ pay with long-term shareholder value.
 Anthony Pompliano, Partner, Morgan Creek Blockchain Capital, on the CryptoConf Stage during day one of MoneyConf 2018 at the RDS Arena in Dublin. (Photo By Harry Murphy/Sportsfile via Getty Images)
Anthony Pompliano on the CryptoConf Stage during day one of MoneyConf 2018 at the RDS Arena in Dublin. (Photo By Harry Murphy/Sportsfile via Getty Images)
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Prabhjote Gill·Stocktwits
Updated Dec 04, 2025   |   12:45 PM EST
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  • BRR shares jumped over 10% following the CEO’s $1 salary and performance-based equity announcement.
  • Pompliano’s equity vests only after a 300% increase in stock price, ensuring strong alignment with shareholders.
  • Retail representation on the Board is secured through Eric Jackson.

Shares of ProCap Financial (BRR) jumped in morning trade on Thursday after the company announced CEO Anthony Pompliano will earn $1 as his annual salary. 

The company added that Pompliano’s stock-based compensation will only vest if the stock hits $15 per share, and will continue to vest in increments as the stock rises to $50. The plan, described as a “moonshot” structure, is designed to align leadership and early investors’ pay with long-term shareholder value.

“This means I need to create a nearly 300% increase in the stock price before I personally earn the first dollar of equity compensation,” Pompliano said in a Substack post explaining his decision. At the time of writing, BRR’s stock price was trading at around $5, after rising more than 10% since market open. 

On Stocktwits, retail sentiment around the company trended in ‘extremely bullish’ territory, accompanied by ‘extremely high’ levels of chatter.

Retail Investors Take Center Stage

Pompliano outlined in his Substack post that retail investors remain undervalued in public markets despite now representing over 30% of the total stock market, a share he expects to grow to over 50%.

He stated that while Wall Street has historically viewed retail investors as “dumb money,” financial institutions have increasingly recognized these investors as sophisticated allocators of capital, empowered by digital trading platforms such as Robinhood, Public, and eToro.

“True power and influence requires a seat at the table,” Pompliano said. ProCap Financial also announced it has appointed Eric Jackson to its Board of Directors, giving retail shareholders representation in governance decisions.

Read also: Tom Lee Predicts Ethereum Will Outperform Bitcoin, Says Crypto Prices Have ‘Likely Bottomed’

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