Bitcoin maximalists, meet your new corporate champion.
In a move that feels like Michael Saylor’s nightmare and Max Keiser’s dream, four heavyweights — Tether, SoftBank, Bitfinex, and Cantor Fitzgerald — are teaming up to launch Twenty One: a public company designed to hoard Bitcoin and flip the script on fiat-driven finance.
First reported by The Financial Times, the plan is unapologetic:
Buy Bitcoin. Build Bitcoin products. Broadcast Bitcoin culture.
This isn’t your average corporate treasury play. Here’s the breakdown:
All these positions will convert into equity at $10 per share, pricing Bitcoin at $85,000 — signaling ultra-bullish confidence straight out of the gate.
Forget quarterly earnings in dollars. Twenty One’s mission is to maximize Bitcoin holdings, not fiat profits.
Call it “Saylor, but louder.”
While MicroStrategy famously stacked over 538,200 BTC (and watched its stock moon 150%+), Twenty One is aiming to level up the game:
At the helm? Jack Mallers, CEO of Strike and one of Bitcoin’s loudest and proudest voices.
Twenty One isn’t just dropping treasury cash into BTC. It’s building out a full capital stack:
That means more dry powder for Bitcoin buys — without relying on risky speculative debt structures like MicroStrategy has been criticized for.
This is BTC stacking on corporate steroids.
The launch lines up with a pro-Bitcoin policy wave from the Trump administration, which has pledged to roll back regulatory attacks on crypto.
With D.C. turning bullish and the ETF-driven Bitcoin supply squeeze already in motion, Twenty One’s public debut could hit the market at exactly the right moment.
The team’s ambition isn’t just to be rich in sats. They’re planning a suite of Bitcoin-centric media content and financial tools to onboard the next generation of holders.
Think Bitcoin Netflix meets Wall Street Journal, powered by Tether and friends.
This isn’t just a treasury strategy. It’s Bitcoin-first capitalism, built for the attention economy.
Forget Saylor’s maxis. The Bitcoin corporate arms race just got a new player — and Twenty One is coming for the crown.
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