A new Bitcoin-native company is coming to Nasdaq with 42,000 BTC, a bold mission, and Wall Street firepower behind it.
Key Highlights:
• Tether, Bitfinex, SoftBank, and Cantor Fitzgerald team up to form “Twenty One” with over $3.9B in Bitcoin reserves.
• The company will launch via SPAC merger under the ticker “XXI,” with Strike’s Jack Mallers as CEO.
Yello ParadiseSquad, this might be one of the biggest Bitcoin power moves of the year. A high-profile alliance featuring Tether, Bitfinex, SoftBank, and Cantor Fitzgerald just unveiled Twenty One, a Bitcoin-native public company built to rival, and possibly outperform, traditional market structures.
The company will launch via a SPAC merger with Cantor Equity Partners (CEP) and hit Nasdaq under the ticker “XXI”. When it opens trading, it will debut with a treasury holding more than 42,000 BTC—valued at around $3.9 billion.
If that sounds familiar, it’s because this playbook echoes MicroStrategy’s model, which turned Bitcoin into a corporate treasury asset and delivered outsized returns to investors. But Twenty One is going further.
More Than Just a Balance Sheet Play
The company isn’t just buying Bitcoin. It plans to build an entire Bitcoin financial ecosystem—including native BTC lending services, Bitcoin-centric content, and financial instruments that make BTC a centerpiece, not a sideshow.
Jack Mallers, the brain behind Strike and a relentless Bitcoin advocate, will serve as CEO, setting the tone for a company that’s clearly not here to play by old TradFi rules. In his own words:
“We’re not here to beat the market. We’re here to build a new one.”
Backing that mission, CEP will raise $385M through convertible senior notes and another $200M via PIPE (private investment in public equity) to buy more Bitcoin and support operations. Tether is even providing BTC bought through debt, making this a highly leveraged bet on Bitcoin’s long-term supremacy.
Bitcoin’s Institutional Moment Grows Louder
This move comes as U.S. lawmakers debate stablecoin legislation and the Trump administration signals support for digital asset innovation. With the SEC now walking back crypto lawsuits and regulation taking a friendlier tone, this could be the perfect environment for a Bitcoin-centric public entity to thrive.
And let’s not ignore the timing. The dollar’s falling, gold just hit an all-time high, and Bitcoin is flirting with new record highs. In this macro context, a well-funded Bitcoin company like Twenty One looks more like an opportunity than a gamble.
ParadiseFamilyVIP Was Already Watching This Shift
You already know we were ahead of this at MCP News Private, where we’ve been tracking the MicroStrategy model evolution and warning that new players would step up in 2025 with institutional-grade Bitcoin strategies.
We broke it down in our YouTube stream, and ParadiseFamilyVIP members were already discussing how to position around the growing trend of Bitcoin-backed equities.
And now? It’s unfolding in real time.
You Can’t Buy Twenty One Yet—But You Can Prepare
The company hasn’t officially merged yet, but when it does, you can expect media coverage, investor inflows, and serious market buzz. The best trades often come before the news becomes mainstream.
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