Twenty One Capital Set to Go Public with Bold Bitcoin Plan
Twenty One Capital, a Bitcoin-first firm led by Strike CEO Jack Mallers, is preparing to go public with plans to trade under the ticker XSI.
Backed by Tether, the company aims to become a dominant force in corporate Bitcoin accumulation.
Mallers revealed that once approved, the company will aggressively use its operational cash flow—not debt—to buy BTC. The strategy, he says, is designed to maximize long-term value and increase Bitcoin per share for investors.
Unlike traditional models, Twenty One Capital plans to develop Bitcoin-native financial products, such as lending and capital market tools, to gradually replace legacy financial infrastructure. The company’s broader mission is to reshape corporate finance around Bitcoin.
Already among the largest BTC holders, the firm has been making bold moves. In recent months, it acquired 4,812 BTC and received a $2.7 billion BTC transfer from Tether and Bitfinex, aiming to eventually hold 420,000 BTC.
Despite navigating regulatory hurdles with the SEC, Mallers remains confident in the new administration’s crypto stance and sees the upcoming listing as a milestone in corporate Bitcoin adoption.
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