Twenty One Capital's $100M Bitcoin Buy
Twenty One Capital, a firm backed by Tether, is significantly expanding its Bitcoin holdings. The company announced a $100 million capital raise through the sale of convertible notes, as detailed in its recent 8-K filing (SEC Filing).
Strategic Bitcoin Accumulation
This latest investment brings Twenty One Capital’s total raised capital to $385 million from convertible notes and an additional $200 million via a PIPE (Private Investment in Public Equity) deal. With this new funding, the company plans to aggressively increase its Bitcoin reserves. Currently holding approximately 31,500 BTC, Twenty One Capital is already the third-largest public holder of Bitcoin, trailing only Strategy and MARA Holdings.
The company's strategy mirrors that of MicroStrategy, utilizing a leveraged approach to maximize Bitcoin ownership. This aggressive buying spree signals a strong belief in Bitcoin's long-term value. Noteworthy is Twenty One Capital's commitment to transparency; CEO Jack Mallers publicly shared a wallet address containing 4,812 BTC purchased earlier this month. Further transparency is planned with the publication of addresses holding Bitcoin contributions from Tether, SoftBank, and Bitfinex.
Transparency and the Bitcoin Treasury
Unlike some other large Bitcoin holders, Twenty One Capital, backed by Tether, SoftBank, and Bitfinex, has shown a clear commitment to transparency regarding its Bitcoin holdings. This contrasts with companies like MicroStrategy, which have resisted calls for proof-of-reserve disclosures. This increased transparency could be a significant factor in attracting investors.
The overall trend shows a growing institutional interest in Bitcoin, with public companies collectively holding over 800,000 BTC. New entrants like Strive Asset Management and GameStop are further fueling this trend.
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