In a landmark move for cryptocurrency institutionalization, Bitcoin-focused firm Twenty One Capital is merging with special-purpose acquisition company Cantor Equity Partners to become a publicly traded entity. Backed by a formidable consortium including Cantor Fitzgerald, Tether, and SoftBank, and holding approximately $3.9 billion in Bitcoin, the deal signals a powerful convergence of traditional finance and digital asset strategy, with plans to build critical infrastructure and educational resources for the flagship cryptocurrency.
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Twenty One Capital, a newly listed firm holding nearly $4 billion in Bitcoin, is positioning the cryptocurrency as the next global reserve asset. CEO Jack Mallers projects Bitcoin’s market cap could surge from $2 trillion to as high as $200 trillion, a vision that hinges on a fundamental recollateralization of global finance away from traditional government debt. While near-term market signals remain mixed, the company plans to launch lending products with Tether, aiming to change how Bitcoin holders manage liquidity and risk.
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In a landmark move for cryptocurrency adoption, Twitter has launched its Twitter Tips feature with Bitcoin Lightning Network integration through a partnership with Strike API. This development enables Twitter’s global user base to send and receive Bitcoin tips directly through the social media platform, marking a significant convergence of social networking and decentralized finance. Initially available to iOS users worldwide, the service represents Twitter’s most substantial foray into cryptocurrency payments to date.
about Twitter Enables Bitcoin Tips via Lightning Network IntegrationTwenty One Capital Launches on NYSE with $3.9B Bitcoin Treasury
The New York Stock Exchange has welcomed a new heavyweight to its trading floor: Twenty One Capital, which began public trading under ticker XXI with a formidable treasury of 43,514 Bitcoin, valued at approximately $3.9 billion. This launch, following a completed business combination with Cantor Equity Partners, instantly positions the company as the world’s third-largest public corporate holder of the cryptocurrency. Co-founded by Jack Mallers, Twenty One Capital enters the market with the explicit ambition of becoming the single largest publicly-traded Bitcoin holder, signaling a significant acceleration in institutional adoption of digital assets within traditional finance frameworks.
about Twenty One Capital Launches on NYSE with $3.9B Bitcoin TreasuryTwenty One Capital’s $4.5B BTC Move Sparks IPO & Market Concerns
Twenty One Capital, the Bitcoin treasury firm founded by Jack Mallers, is on the cusp of a landmark public listing on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). However, its final preparations have sent shockwaves through the cryptocurrency market. The company’s transfer of 43,500 BTC—worth approximately $4.5 billion—into an escrow wallet has ignited fears of a massive sell-off, compounding anxieties as Bitcoin struggles to consolidate above the critical $90,000 support level. This move comes as analysts reveal the firm is grappling with a staggering $1.5 billion unrealized loss on its Bitcoin holdings, casting a shadow over its high-profile market debut.
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Professional traders don’t buy market dips on impulse—they rely on disciplined, rules-based systems and dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategies. According to industry leaders like Strike CEO Jack Mallers and Talos APAC head Samar Sen, these methods help institutions manage entry points and avoid emotional decisions. Mallers argues that with rate cuts and stimulus ahead, a wall of liquidity is poised to support asset prices.
about How Pros Use DCA and Rules-Based Buying in Volatile MarketsBitcoin Firm Twenty One Capital to List on NYSE After Merger Approval
In a landmark move for cryptocurrency integration with traditional finance, Bitcoin-focused financial company Twenty One Capital has secured shareholder approval to merge with special purpose acquisition company Cantor Equity Partners, clearing its path to a public listing on the New York Stock Exchange. Led by CEO Jack Mallers, the firm is poised to begin trading next Tuesday under the ticker symbol “XXI,” marking a significant milestone for regulated exposure to Bitcoin-centric financial infrastructure.
about Bitcoin Firm Twenty One Capital to List on NYSE After Merger ApprovalBitcoin Firm Twenty One Capital to List on NYSE with $4B Treasury
In a landmark moment for cryptocurrency’s integration with traditional finance, Bitcoin-native company Twenty One Capital is poised to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on December 9. The firm will debut with a staggering treasury of approximately 43,500 Bitcoin, valued at roughly $4 billion, instantly positioning it among the world’s largest corporate holders of the digital asset. This public listing, the culmination of a merger with Cantor Equity Partners, represents a significant vote of confidence in Bitcoin’s institutional future from a consortium of major industry players.
about Bitcoin Firm Twenty One Capital to List on NYSE with $4B TreasuryJPMorgan Closes Strike CEO Accounts, Sparks Debanking Fears
JPMorgan Chase has abruptly closed the personal bank accounts of Strike CEO Jack Mallers without providing any explanation, reigniting concerns about systematic debanking of cryptocurrency executives in the United States. The move has sparked fears of a renewed Operation Chokepoint 2.0, potentially signaling coordinated efforts by traditional financial institutions to sever relationships with crypto industry leaders. Mallers revealed the account terminations on social media platform X, expressing frustration that the banking giant repeatedly refused to justify its actions despite multiple inquiries.
about JPMorgan Closes Strike CEO Accounts, Sparks Debanking FearsJPMorgan Closes Strike CEO Accounts Despite Trump Order
JPMorgan Chase has abruptly closed the bank accounts of Strike CEO Jack Mallers, citing ‘concerning activity’ while refusing to provide specific details. The move comes despite former President Trump’s August executive order explicitly prohibiting debanking of crypto-related initiatives, raising questions about ongoing banking restrictions in the digital asset space and fueling concerns about what crypto industry leaders call ‘Operation Chokepoint 2.0.’
about JPMorgan Closes Strike CEO Accounts Despite Trump OrderTwitter Enables Bitcoin Tips via Lightning Network
Twitter has integrated Bitcoin’s Lightning Network through its Twitter Tips feature, enabling users to send and receive instant global payments. The partnership with Strike API allows seamless Bitcoin transactions directly through Twitter profiles. This marks a significant step toward mainstream cryptocurrency adoption.
about Twitter Enables Bitcoin Tips via Lightning NetworkBanking Stress Boosts Bitcoin as Analysts Predict Fed Liquidity
Regional U.S. banks are confronting renewed financial stress despite fortifying their balance sheets following the 2023 banking crisis, creating conditions where Bitcoin stands to benefit from any ensuing liquidity crunch. Strike CEO Jack Mallers contends that Bitcoin is accurately pricing in an impending liquidity crisis, predicting the Federal Reserve will be compelled to inject substantial liquidity into the system. This anticipated monetary response, he argues, will drive Bitcoin prices higher as traditional banking vulnerabilities resurface.
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