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Jack Mallers’ Twenty One Capital launched on the NYSE as he pledged to buy as much Bitcoin as possible.

Bitcoin treasury Twenty One Capital will start trading on the New York Stock Exchange next week.

In a pivotal vote at CEP's Extraordinary General Meeting, shareholders approved the Twenty One Capital business combination, backed by Tether and SoftBank investments, positioning the firm as a top public Bitcoin holder with 42,000 BTC.

JPMorgan Chase abruptly closed Strike CEO Jack Mallers’ accounts, citing “concerning activity,” reigniting crypto debanking fears amid the bank’s ongoing Epstein controversies.

The controversy exposes tensions in Bitcoin DeFi, where Lava's pivot from decentralized contracts to trusted fintech raises unlicensed lending fears, echoing past centralized failures.

Appearing on Bloomberg Crypto, Jack Mallers announced Twenty One Capital's plans to acquire over 43,500 BTC, positioning the firm as the third-largest corporate Bitcoin holder behind Strategy and MARA.

The company will now hold 43,500 BTC.

The Founder and CEO of Strike Jack Mallers announced a new system of Bitcoin backed loans at Strike with one digit interest rate.

Backed by Tether and SoftBank, Twenty One Capital, led by Strike CEO Jack Mallers, will go public via a SPAC deal and launch with one of the largest Bitcoin treasuries in the world.

Jack Mallers reveals why Bitcoin isn't just an inflation hedge but the ultimate financial solution—highlighting its unmatched scarcity in a world where everything else multiplies like rabbits.